I've also been meaning to post the great cling I got from Aimee at I Tri To Be Me
It's also subject to be moved as it's really hard to see through my tinted windows. Thanks to both of you great bloggers!
I've also been meaning to post the great cling I got from Aimee at I Tri To Be Me
It's also subject to be moved as it's really hard to see through my tinted windows. Thanks to both of you great bloggers!
This is what my dash showed this evening when I drove into my drive. Any plans that I had for the evening went out the window as there was NO WAY I was going to pass up this opportunity to get out for a quick ride before the dark set in. It was GLORIOUS! 45 FANTASTIC minutes on my bike, not in my garage! Oh yea....
I’ve chosen a training plan. I decided on one of the BT ones. I find it quite handy to be able to load it into your calendar and use it for tracking all of your workouts. I’ve been using BT since the beginning of the year. And while there are some things I don’t like quite as much as Running Ahead where I tracked everything before, it does a much better job being able to track all 3 sports. And I probably haven’t played around in it is much since I have no old data. Now my question is this. How do you combine plans and/or train for other events along the way. My 70.3 plan is starting in the next week or so. Not much of a difference from the maintenance plan I’ve been following. What I did for the ½ mary training, was just develop a plan on Smart Coach and substitute that for the running in the maintenance program. This has worked pretty well I think. Now I’m wondering about how to put together the training for the metric century in May and the century in June. I found a “training” program for a century which really just shows how many miles you should get in for a week including how many mile your long ride should be each week. I’m thinking that I will just incorporate into my plan. I’m a little worried how this will all fall together but I think it will work well as long as I don’t burn myself out to early in the season. However since I LOVE being on my bike I don’t really think this will be a problem. And since the Oly isn’t until July and the 70.3 isn’t until August I think I will still have plenty of time to make sure I’m getting my running and swimming miles in. Wow much rambling there..I’ve not idea as usual if that made any sense.
I know why many people don’t like running…it seems that almost without fail that the first mile, mile and half always just sucks..so you need to be able to stick that out and then your golden. Or maybe that’s just me but it seems almost always I spend the first mile of any run thinking there is no way I’m going to be able to do __Insert any number here___ miles. But soon I’m just moving along and feeling good. I’m sure it’s all about just getting warmed up.
Heart rate training…how many of you use it? Or do you use it but only as a point of reference?
I confess that I’m somewhat addicted to blogs. I read several different types, but most are similar, food, training, diet, and some photography. Sometimes if I’m bored I find myself going through the random blogs from the dashboard. It’s like this little glimpse into other peoples worlds. So I’m wondering what are your favorite blogs either tri related or anything else that I might be missing. Please help feed my addiction by posting one or more of your fav's. :)

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The weather continues to be crazy here. It was almost 40 degrees when I went out to run this morning a little before 5...in Colorado...In January...Crazy...

Something else I found interesting, this might be common knowledge, but I never thought about lacing my shoes different to help with different problems.
Colorado bloggers I would love to do some kind of meet up. Maybe combined with exercise or maybe just coffee. Kathleen and I had such a great time talking about the upcoming season and I think it would be great fun to meet everyone and chat. I don't have to many people in my everyday life that have any interest in what I'm doing so I love having the chance to talk about it with others who love it. Any interest?

