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Returning to sport at age 63. Active sprint distance participant in NJ in 90's. I like to look at a forum..helps to stay motivated. My favorite to do in the sport is a great training brick workout on hot summer day at the Jersey shore.

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Originally posted by NJBIll

Returning to sport at age 63. Active sprint distance participant in NJ in 90's. I like to look at a forum..helps to stay motivated. My favorite to do in the sport is a great training brick workout on hot summer day at the Jersey shore.


Awesome, welcome back to this fun sport!!! I also love hot summer days, and can't wait for this little mini ice age to be done!

Happy training!
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