Trek Tri – June 27, 2010
I signed up for a Sprint Tri midway between my two Half Ironmen so that I could race and not suffer.
This race was perfect for that.
I signed up for a Sprint Tri midway between my two Half Ironmen so that I could race and not suffer.
This race was perfect for that.
The Grand Canyon. The name says it all. There may be no more iconic natural wonder. Google says that there is a “Grand Canyon of..” Yellowstone, Yosemite, Texas, and even Pennsylvania. While these are fine gorges, I’m sure; there really can be Only One. For years we have talked about going there to ride mountain bikes. The National Park Service generally has a “no bikes on trails” rule. The Forest Service (FS) does not and some of the land north of the Canyon is FS land. So while you can’t ride in the Canyon (which is NPS land), you can ride the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, which is FS land. The Rainbow Rim Trail (RRT) was created especially for mountain bikers and it is spectacular. (more…)
When I started doing triathlons in 2008 I came across this race. With a name like that, I immediately knew I would have to do it. In late 2009, I decided this would be the year.
It’s been about three years since I have regularly ridden my mountain bike. The accidents I had in 2007 really messed with my confidence on the bike and I’ve been putting much of my time and energy into training for triathlon. I have missed the dirt though and this summer we’re planning a mountain bike trip to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, so I need to find my mountain bike place again. (more…)
This year I thought I would follow a training plan for preparing for a Half Ironman Triathlon. I downloaded the weekly workouts, put them all into a nice pretty notebook… (more…)
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