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Tag Archives: IMFL
Ironman Florida Race Day
We woke up on race morning at 4 a.m. to get in some calories and get headed over to the starting area. One thing we did not anticipate well was that it was freezing outside. It was 40 degrees outside … Continue reading
Ironman Florida Pre-Race
Ironman week is a spectacle. Picture 2800 hard core, Type-A athletes that have been training 12-20hrs a week for the last year, all in the same place for a long weekend. In addition, everyone has been tapering for the past … Continue reading
Ironman Week
Thanks for stopping by. For those of you who are here for the first time, this is basically a personal journey of trying to complete Ironman Florida. Since signing up last November there have been 17,562 visitors….Whoa!…I had no idea … Continue reading
Recovered and Ready to Roll…
After having a nice recovery week, this week was time to get back on the horse…so to speak. We’re getting to the point in the training volume where it is necessary to do 2-a-day workouts, because it’s just not feasible … Continue reading
Ironman Florida (IMFL) training…8 months away
February was a great month in terms of building consistency. Other than missing the 1st workout of the month I was able to follow my training plan exactly. Swim = Blue Bike = Brown Run = Red Orange = Lift … Continue reading
Fish-like Swimming
One month has gone by since I signed up for IMFL. As mentioned previously, this will be my first Ironman since IMFL in 2000. Also, I have only been running for the last 4-5 years to stay in relative shape, … Continue reading