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2014-03-27 1:24 PM
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Holy Crap ola. The usgs live water temp for Lake Cda web site is down due to lack of funding.

Where is everyone finding a "good" website for Lake Cda water temp. There a lot of web sites that guess-ta-mate.


2014-03-27 1:43 PM
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I used this one two years ago until I discovered the usgs one:

http://lovecda.com/content/lake-coeur-dalene-water-levels-temperatu...

Doesn't update every day until later in the spring.
2014-03-27 4:19 PM
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About time Virg.
2014-03-27 11:15 PM
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Originally posted by Flyboy

Well, since my brother (soretaint) posted about his ankle issues, I figured I might as well get this over with too.  I've been fighting knee issues since last summer and now am looking at having to replace my left knee.  Tried the off loading brace and while it works ok for walking, running is out of the question and even cycling is moderately painful.  So not only will I not be doing IMCDA this year, it looks like my triathlon career may be over.  I'll know a little more about that after talking to my ortho again but for now I'm thinking that way.  I'll still lurk around here and any help I can offer, I'll be glad to.  And we'll still do the bike course tour on Friday before the race for you out-of-towners.  Good luck with all your training, be safe, and we'll see you in CDA in about 3 months!




I'm sorry Stan. That's just the pits. I hope this doesn't mean the end of triathlon for you. Best wishes with your ortho visit. Thanks for all of the information you provide about this race.
2014-03-27 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by catincolorado

I used this one two years ago until I discovered the usgs one:

http://lovecda.com/content/lake-coeur-dalene-water-levels-temperatu...

Doesn't update every day until later in the spring.


There is a better one... But I can't post a hyperlink...
2014-03-27 11:30 PM
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Originally posted by catincolorado

I used this one two years ago until I discovered the usgs one:

http://lovecda.com/content/lake-coeur-dalene-water-levels-temperatu...

Doesn't update every day until later in the spring.


There is a better one... But I can't post a hyperlink...


www.lakecoeurdalene.com/lake-conditions/


2014-03-30 8:10 PM
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Another month basically in the books. This is going to get here fast! Finally bought my airplane tickets. I'm assuming most hotels don't have a shuttle from the airport in Spokane, so will need to rent a car. Feels good to knock down some of the logistics.
2014-03-31 10:34 AM
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Hi everyone. I hope training is going well. Today is a rest day for me so I thought I'd get the March totals going. I'm still getting over an achilles problem so the run totals are relatively low as I bridge back from doing the elliptical to actual running. It's doing much better though and I expect to be close to the scheduled run totals in April. I had a very good swim and bike month, though, and those seem to be on track.

Swim: 33,650 yards - 11 hours, 33 minutes
Bike: 543 miles - 32:41
Run: 70 miles - 10:01
Elliptical: 21 "miles" - 3:12
Strength: 3:25

Cheers,
2014-03-31 11:22 AM
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Nice month. I keep telling myself that its all about the bike, so you should be set up well.

I've got one more session in the pool tonight to increase my totals!
2014-03-31 4:54 PM
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I'll even convert my numbers to the imperial system this month.....

Swim: 13h 05m 25s - 39424.77 Yd
Bike: 32h 43m 09s - 565.24 Mi
Run: 23h 12m 33s - 155.07 Mi

2014-03-31 9:59 PM
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Great job Brad and Mike!

Me:

Swim: 38,300 yards, 12 hours, 46 minutes.

Bike: 437 miles, 27 hours, 18 minutes.

Run: 228 miles, 31 hours, 21 minutes.


Did a 90-mile bike ride today, at about 160 watts. Rolling hills, and a pretty good wind. The idea that we gotta go another 22, and, ahem, that ride will be sandwiched between two additional major undertakings, was a very sobering thought.

Good ones to all.


2014-03-31 10:56 PM
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Great job Brad and Mike!

Me:

Swim: 38,300 yards, 12 hours, 46 minutes.

Bike: 437 miles, 27 hours, 18 minutes.

Run: 228 miles, 31 hours, 21 minutes.


Did a 90-mile bike ride today, at about 160 watts. Rolling hills, and a pretty good wind. The idea that we gotta go another 22, and, ahem, that ride will be sandwiched between two additional major undertakings, was a very sobering thought.

Good ones to all.


I'm so envious of those running miles! I long for those 200 mile months. Very good point about the sandwich as well!
2014-03-31 10:57 PM
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I'll even convert my numbers to the imperial system this month.....

Swim: 13h 05m 25s - 39424.77 Yd
Bike: 32h 43m 09s - 565.24 Mi
Run: 23h 12m 33s - 155.07 Mi




Very kind of you! That's a terrific month. It looks like everything is clicking well with you.
2014-03-31 11:23 PM
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Swim: 10h 24m - 39600 Yd
Bike: 30h 00m - 525 Mi
Run: 13h 16m - 101.25 Mi

I missed a few workouts. Life got in the way.

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2014-03-31 11:41 PM
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Swim: 10h 45m 35s - 25850 Yd

Bike: 30h 00m 19s - 600.02 Mi

Run: 19h 28m 29s - 140.72 Mi

I hit all my workouts, so happy with those numbers.

Some of the rest of our crew have some serious numbers going there no matter what metric you use. My run is coming along better than my bike or swim, two months left to get everything solid. Keep at it folks.
2014-04-01 12:07 AM
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Good month for me, and everyone seems like they are really on it! Keep it up!

Swim: 11h 00m - 28700 Yd
Bike: 28h 10m 08s - 491.16 Mi
Run: 19h 26m 48s - 125.65 Mi


2014-04-01 11:06 AM
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Didn't make all of my workouts but it's coming along. I am patiently (ok…maybe not) waiting to get outside on my bike. These long trainer rides are killing me…

 

Swim   8 hr 50 min   26,050 meters

Bike    28 hr 16 min  531 miles

Run    14 hr 08 min  98 miles

2014-04-01 8:23 PM
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I'm envious of all your great monthly totals you guys! Keep up the great work!

Ankle surgery is tomorrow and I'm hoping for a speedy recovery in order to salvage some races a bit later in the Summer this year.

Cheers!

2014-04-01 8:23 PM
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Really good numbers for March y'all. Missed a few w/o myself, but overall happy w mine . Got a lil sprint this weekend.


Swim: 9h 27m 27s - 27580 Yd

Bike: 27h 20m 48s - 531.49 Mi

Run: 17h 33m 09s - 130.23 Mi

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2014-04-02 8:35 PM
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Swim: 41791m 11h:36min

Bike: 509mi 25h:33min

Run: 151mi 19h:02min

April and May will see increase in volume in all 3, swimming may see another 10% rise, bike will go to 200mi/week and run will be 45mi/week. Longest bike to date is 90mi, longest run is 18mi. Both will continue to grow to repeated 100mi+ and 20mi tops or 2:30 whichever comes first.

This week planned at 19hrs, 13000m of swimming, 200mi biking and 32mi of running. This week has no long run in it. Loving that.
2014-04-03 12:26 PM
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You all have some impressive totals for March....Unfortunately I missed a few workouts due to life getting in the way as well. Here are my March totals:

Swim - 27,000 meters
Bike - 413 miles
Run - 101 miles

CDA is coming fast and it's time to get serious.


2014-04-04 2:34 PM
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Not great numbers for me, but not bad either.

Swim: 26,650

Bike: 330.4

Run: 52.83

 

Still trying to get the run up to where it needs to be. Legs are finally starting to come around, should have a much better April than I did March. Swim and Bike are pretty close to what my plan called for so I am happy with those. 

2014-04-06 6:19 PM
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I'm envious of all your great monthly totals you guys! Keep up the great work!

Ankle surgery is tomorrow and I'm hoping for a speedy recovery in order to salvage some races a bit later in the Summer this year.

Cheers!




How did the surgery go?
2014-04-06 9:59 PM
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Originally posted by soretaint

I'm envious of all your great monthly totals you guys! Keep up the great work!

Ankle surgery is tomorrow and I'm hoping for a speedy recovery in order to salvage some races a bit later in the Summer this year.

Cheers!




How did the surgery go?


They found quite a bit more damage than the MRI showed.....hence the reason it hurt like a bugger.. Problem is that I won't be allowed to run for several months instead of several weeks.. If the surgery is a success (time will tell) I will hopefully be able to run again in Aug/Sept. I should be able to start swimming/biking again before too very long, I'm hoping.
Looks like "racing" will be put off until 2015 if all goes well. Frustrating!!
2014-04-07 3:41 PM
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John it sounds like you needed the work done and that they most likely found and fixed everything that needed to be fixed. Our prayers are with you. Now for the hard part, staying off it long enough to heal up. I always get in a lot of walking before I am allowed to run on things, but ellyptical can also work (non impact). Heal well.
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