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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Flagrant Violation of Rule #42 in Cohasset
If you haven’t heard me yammer on about the Velominati’s list of 91 Cycling Rules, well, where the hell have you been… training at altitude with Manny Huerta, perhaps? Seriously, consider yourself lucky; I’ve become barely bearable since a fellow blogger … Continue reading
Posted in My Race Reports, Skerritt, Uncategorized
Tagged Cohasset, Cohasset Massachusetts, Cohasset Triathlon 2012, cycling, cycling etiquette, fitness humor, Gary Hall, humor, John Chambers, Lance Armstrong, Manny Huerta, One Direction, Sports, Streamline Events, Sunday, Triathlon, triathlon training, velominati, Viper
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Operating Under the Influence
We all know questionable decisions can be made when one operates under the influence of hops-based beverages. I am here to warn you of a force that doesn’t get nearly as much press but is equally influential: the power interval. While beer … Continue reading
Triathlete Armageddon
First I crash. Now my coach abandons me. I am bracing for the earthquake and asteroid because this is, like, clearly the triathlete version of Armageddon. You read that right: my beloved Coach Tim—he who has successfully coached my sorry ass … Continue reading
Oh No, Water Row!
As you’ve probably heard through the grapevine (and by that I mean Daughter #1’s Facebook postings and text messages), Skerritt and I took a tumble yesterday. Yes, it was of the high-speed, clipped in variety. Yes, I am fine. Yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Life and Training, Nationals, Skerritt, Tri gear
Tagged cycling, cycling accidents, Garmin, Triathlon, triathlon injury, triathlon training, walden pond
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Garmins Are a Girl's Best Friend 