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Monthly Archives: June 2010
10 Triathlon Tips Essential for Race Day
The devil is in the details, as they say. The sport of Triathlon is no different. One of the things that compels me to this sport is the details. No matter how experienced you are, you will always learn new … Continue reading
Update…IMFL and the BP Oil Spill
On Sunday I sent an email to ironmanusa.com voicing my concerns about the IMFL race in November and how there has been a lack of information from ironmanusa and an abundance of information from the rumor mill. My hope was … Continue reading
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IMFL and the BP Oil Spill
Driving into work today, I heard reports on the radio what I hoped would not happen. BP Oil has now reached Panama City Beach. See the following articles at The News Herald and News8 wtnh.com. So instead of ignoring the … Continue reading
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Ironman Florida (IMFL) training…5 months away
We are now about 5 months away from IMFL and things are looking good. The month of May started with a Half Ironman in Charleston. This was my first Half in quite some time, but things went exactly according to … Continue reading
I got bit by a dog…Now what?
Some days you’re the ‘Nail’ and some days you’re the hammer. Yesterday, it was my turn to be the ‘Nail’. I’ve often heard of people getting bitten by a dog, and often thought how I would react to keep the … Continue reading
Withings WiFi Scale Giveaway
Just came across this today from DC Rainmaker. If you’re into triathlons and/or gadgetry, then you’ve probably been here before. I pretty much use his reviews for technical issues with some products, as they are typically more detailed and easy … Continue reading