Inside Triathlon just posted a video from Nationals They didn’t give out a swim prime award because for one of the waves the timing was screwed up, but in the video they were nice enough to recognize it was pretty clear that I had the prime. I’ve decided to stay in San Francisco through the […]
Monthly Archives: July 2007
Robots, Tiny Tim, and a 2 year old’s Bedroom
I’m back in Tiburon this week. It’s been two months since my last visit, and a few things have changed around here. For one, The Legend, Loren Pokorny, no longer looks like a flounder when he swims. We went swimming in the Tiburon Lagoon again. With 77 degree water I went sans wetsuit, and Loren […]
Endurance PTC
This week I had the pleasure of having lactate and VO2 testing done at the new Endurance PTC center in San Francisco. The center is only a week old, but already their spin classes are filling up. It’s easy to see why; the facility is equipped with Computrainers for all, so you can train to […]
Seafair Sprint Triathlon
My mood going into Seafair Triathlon this morning could only be described as ballistic. The past two weeks of minimal training for my mid-season rest were wearing on me, and all the excess energy (I was sailing, and playing volleyball, and hanging out with friends, sure, but nothing makes you feel quite as good as […]
Hot week off in Seattle
This week is my psuedo week-off. I’m back into training, but still really low key. It’s 98 degrees in Seattle right now, which is the hottest it will get this year. I’ve never seen it top 100, and hopefully it never will (screw you global warming, you can have Florida, but don’t mess with the […]
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Today’s Endurance Planet Podcast features yours truly. Yes it was early when I interviewed, and yes, public speaking will be on my schedule this fall. In other news, I’m taking a motorcycle safety course this week with my dad. It’s pretty fun. I’m doing fine, but my dad is struggling some. He was complaining about […]