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2024-05-31 8:34 AM
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I certainly didn’t break it by using a hammer and screwdriver to remove the stripped out battery cover. I wouldn’t do anything that stupid. Not me.


no, that doesn't sound like you at all

it died of natural causes


2024-05-31 4:06 PM
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68 miles on the bike trail today. Averaged 16.8mph, which means I was speeding at all times (speed limit is 15mph). :D

Anyone who has seen me drive would not be surprised.
2024-05-31 7:08 PM
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Originally posted by bulfrog
Originally posted by jmhpsu93 Taper is on this week so off today (though we're doing a walking tour of historic Savannah this afternoon).  Race weather is looking decent though a chance of some rain.

Have a good week, all.

After your 'dodgy ticker' time off, do you really need much of a taper? I'd think more 'race sharpening' is on the cards.

Yes...my five week taper.  LOL

All short sharpy workouts went well this week.   I debated training hard straight through, but I'd rather be a little under than over trained for a sprint.

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Originally posted by drfoodlove ! BT isn’t auto uploading workouts for me again. Anyone else? 

Yes...every time Garmin does anything different the BT sync goes to hell in a handbasket. 

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Originally posted by drfoodlove 68 miles on the bike trail today. Averaged 16.8mph, which means I was speeding at all times (speed limit is 15mph). :D Anyone who has seen me drive would not be surprised.

Well done, Gretchen.  That power meter deserved to die. 

2024-05-31 7:14 PM
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Originally posted by bulfrog And of course try to find some time for some training. - Life with a young family
Enjoy it while you can, they’ll soon leave home and you’ll wonder what to do with all that spare time! So, race day tomorrow. As I wrote before, not my A race so it will be a training session with focus on run and transitions. It’s a new race so that’ll will count as a win for 2024 Nat (unless I DNF) Been practicing transitions yesterday and it felt great. Running went well this week too so I am hopeful. Goal S 390 m 8:19 @ 2:08 min/100 meters (same as last week) T1: 1:30 hard to tell because I don’t know how big the transition area is so hope I can grab a few seconds here B: 18k at 30kph : 36 minutes (if it’s hilly, I may lose time here) T2: 1:00 (see T1) R: 4.2k at 5:30/ km = 23:06 minutes (hoping for flat-ish course) Total 1:09:55. previous years' winning times where about one hour but 2nd and third about 1:08-1:09 so I'll have a shot at it. Although it's not my main goal, as it depends on who turns up or doesn't, it's always fun to be on the podium. Happy Friday!

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Mike and Nat—how did it go?

1:45 long run for me today. Felt good, even after 68 miles on the bike yesterday. I was surprised it fet that good. Z1/Z2 running is nice.
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@Gretchen:  I'm tomorrow, Nat is/was today.

Predictions for tomorrow: 

15-ish swim (should be wetsuit-legal so that helps), 14 would be better and well within my reach if I swim straight and don't panic
2:30-ish T1 (long run-out to the transition area included...I'm Nathalie-ing the ankles of my wetsuit to speed that up
sub-44 bike, sub-42 reach, hoping race wheels make some difference
1:15 T2 (pre-laced running shoes)
sub-26 run, sub-25 reach

I'm going to predict 1:29:30, I'd be super happy with Nat's time from last week 1:28.  In theory that should get me into the top third of my AG and into Nationals, but as always it's who shows up.

ETA:  Full-on taper madness going on here, bouncing off the walls and my skin hurts.    I also seem to have lost my "crack pipe" (the thingy you control the CO2 cartridges with) so I had better not flat tomorrow.  LOL



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Good luck tomorrow Mike, hope you qualify!


One point for 2024 Nat. So that’s 2-1 now.

I am really pleased with my race, went totally according to plan. The total time ended up being much faster than my goal (by 4 minutes) but according to my watch, the course was shorter than advertised, only the run was the 4.2k they said. The swim was 40m shorter and the bike 1km shorter. But I nailed all my tempo goals.

Icing on the cake, I won the women’s race. As we know, it’s all about who shows up or not and the fast ones who won previous years with a time around one hour didn’t turn up, and no other fast ones either so my 1h05 was enough to win.

Icing on the icing, a mate from my running club won the men’s race.

Race report to follow

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