Share post ->
Guelph Olympic Triathlon Post Report
In the video forgot to mention:
– right before the race, my right contact came off and was attach to my goggles. Oh well. I race pretty much without it (not a big difference b/c my left eye is the seeing eye)
– read on Chuckie V’s blog that one pro consider a race day as another training day. And that’s what I did. Hard when the ego wanna push on the run.
– swim a 2:30 min/100 m
Writing this post is difficult so that I will lay it out there. I am worried some people may think I am judgmental or imply I am talking about someone. As I don’t want to point fingers at specific people, I aim to keep this post as neutral as possible.
The title is a handful. I often hear preachers compare ministry to running a marathon, not a 200-meter sprint. You have to look at your spiritual life for the long run. You have to be persistent, disciplined and persevere. As someone who ran a few marathons, I often don’t get
Being 40s is an interesting season. I am now seeing my girls growing up. I am seeing my parents growing old. And I also realize that I am growing older. The general belief is that younger is better. If you are 30, it is like you are 20. If you
6 Responses
Good week Cliff!
More open water training is a great plan — don't forget that you can do some repetitions and speed work in open water, too!
And I'm very glad to hear that your cat is feeling better.
Awesome results! I think you bike time is amazing. Thats an awesome average speed! What are you eating? Spinach?
Yikes, I'd be blind if I ever lost one of my contacts. Glad you were able to still race well. I think it's a good strategy to treat a race like a training day when it's not an A race. No taper before and not much recovery afterwords can sometimes lead to injury if you push too hard.
And hope your kitty is back to normal soon. Funny the things they eat.
Glad you're cat is doing better.
Good discipline in your Oly!
Nice effort on the race, Cliff!
Also, I'm glad to read your cat is feeling better.
Congratulations on the race, onward and upward! Looking forward to seeing how things unfold later this summer.