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Category Archives: Races
Boston 2006: Cabbie
I went back to my Boston Marathon race report from 2006, and discovered that I had written a pretty good story, with angles quite beyond a simple race day diary. In honor of Patriot’s Day, I’m going to serialize the story over the next week. Continue reading
Posted in Haiti, Politics and Economics, Races
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Epilogue: IM AZ 2011
We made it to Rula Bula down the street (an Irish pub type place) for a beer and sweet potato fries at the EN after party. … A lot better than collapsing on a bed all alone, for sure. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Injuries and Recovery, Races, Triathlon Central
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No Regrets, No Surrender
Race day starts at sunrise for IM Arizona, thousands of us treading water in Tempe Town Lake, Continue reading
Posted in Races, Triathlon Central
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Racing Again
I felt so good about it, I took last year’s race bibs off my door, and put up this year’s, something I usually do at the start of the season (November or December). Continue reading
Posted in Races, Triathlon Central
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We Need a Bigger House
But this time, the political parties have decided to draw lines in the sand, and simultaneously (a) refuse to cross the lines their own lines and (b) dare the other guy to cross. They’re playing chicken with national bankruptcy. Continue reading
Posted in Politics and Economics, Races, Triathlon Central
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Ironman Coeur d’Alene 2011
This Ironman was the hardest one I’ve ever done… Continue reading
Posted in Injuries and Recovery, Races, Triathlon Central
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Capital City Half Marathon
Normally I wouldn’t post a running race report, but since this was a “comeback race” for me, I had a lot to learn from this. Continue reading
Posted in Races, Training Diary
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Pacing a Race
A couple of people in the forum are asking about how to pace a race Continue reading
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Ironman Arizona
Up ahead, I saw a willowy figure, shrouded in a shimmering mylar cape, limping along the walk between Tempe Town Lake docks and the bike corral Continue reading
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Ironman 2010
You never know where your limits are until you try to go past them. Such an approach carries an inherent risk, but is more and more needed for ultimate success in this most grueling event. Continue reading
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