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Monthly Archives: October 2013
The Road to Hawi
Starting tomorrow, I suspect the building buzz in this town, as we all come down from our training induced stupors into the white heat of our rested race ready peak, will be enough to light the moonless night one week from now. Continue reading →
Friday the Thirteenth
Saturday, October 14, 2006 FRIDAY the THIRTEENTH Today the coaches prescribe a full rest day, but I get the urge to bike down to the pier first thing in the morning, and try out my new Speedo Fastskin. These babies … Continue reading →
Biking to Kawaihae
Wednesday, October 11, 2006 TUESDAY: BIKING TO KAWAIHAE (That’s easy for no one to say) I have a colleague at work who, when confronted with someone having an unreconstructed eastern European name, says, “There’s someone who needs to buy a … Continue reading →
Re-Run Day
Yesterday was a morning swim, followed by an entire day devoted to sloth. The official triathlon-training word for this is “recovery”. Apparently, exercise does not make you fitter; rest makes you fitter. Or, more precisely, resting so your body can replenish itself after you’ve mangled and drained it in the searing lava heat will make you fitter. Continue reading →
Last Big Day: Running on the Queen K
But on Ironman Saturday, the traffic is gone, and you’re all alone out there save for the plop, plop of your fellow runners, the Kokua Crew every mile at the aid stations, and the sun or cloud or haze or whatever weather is happening on that day. Continue reading →