maybe i should go out to the race site and run the course tomorrow. It’s mapped out on the website, so i know exactly where the course is… what do you think? might help ease the anxiousness of the “unknown”.
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Hi, my name is Faye. I am 29 going on 30. About 8 years ago I put "triathlon" on my list of things i wanted to accomplish before my 30th birthday. I got sidetracked from my list of life goals during 5.5 years of a bad suffocating marriage. I tossed my triathlon desires to the side. Now that I am mid way through my divorce, I remember my "wish" that I had made years ago. By the magic of googling I discovered that there is a triathlon in my area coming up next month, and it will be just in time for my 30th in july. So, there you have it. This is the "year of me", and let me tell you, yes, I am aware of the addiction, and I hope that the triathlon addiction bites me HARD in the ass. I am ready to GO! When I finish this first one in June, you better believe I'll be training for the next one! See you at the finish line!
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So I’m thinking
May 24th, 2008 10:08 pm
greenking17 says:
Running your race route is the BEST thing you could do for yourself come race day!!! I try and do that for all races if possible. Knowing your route wil surely enhance your time and experience…DO IT!
Good Luck
GK17
May 25th, 2008 12:13 pm
Moe says:
Yeah, I second what greenking17 says. Even if you can’t “run” the course, it helps to drive the bike portion and at least see part of the run. For me (not being a swimmer) every time I show up on race morning and look at the swim buoys I kind of freak out cause it looks SOOOO long. Just remember that it is not actually that far and is the shortest leg of the race! Good luck and most importantly HAVE FUN! I’m sure you’ll be hooked and want to do many more!