Monthly Archives: May 2013

Go Your Own Way

Rumours would go on to sell 40,000,000 copies, one of the top ten albums of all time. And I would go on to have at 4 more decades of skiable snow, loving every fresh fallen flake. Even the no snow years (like the last two) are better than no years at all. Continue reading

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Heat Acclimation

Two key things to keep in mind about heat “acclimation”:

No matter what you do, you’ll never feel as if 87F is the same as 62F
No matter what you do, you’ll never be able to run at the same speed in 87F as you do at 62 F. Continue reading

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American Zofingen: A Cult Classic

One of the most famous dualthlons is held in Zofingen, Switzerland. A duathlon includes both running and biking, usually in the format run/bike/run. There are no accepted standard distances, with the course and location determining how far one must go. … Continue reading

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St. Geroge 70.3

My triathlon season started the first weekend of May, in St. George, Utah. Cheryl and I flew out to Salt Lake, then rented a car and drove down to nearly the Arizona border, “Utah’s Dixie”. We’d been through this area … Continue reading

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