Ok so I just went to Ellsworth and back, and then to the Kamrar turn and back - 17 miles. I have also putzed around town for about 3 miles earlier in the week so I thought I might as well add that to my IronHawk mileage. The ride went awesome. My goal for the tri is anything faster than 14mph. I topped 15mph so I was pleased with that. I wasn't totally exhausted nor were my thighs completely burning. Yep, that was a good ride.
Since I am short in my biking mileage I figured I might as well practice another BRick. Oh man, that felt great! Last time I did a BRick my Garmin pooped out on me so I had no idea what I was doing. I felt like crap. This time I really thought I was dogging it...I looked at my watch. HOLY CRAP! I was doing like 8:40 pace! My legs were definitely still spinning. This is probably why I felt so winded last time - I WAS winded! I kept thinking I was so slow and had to keep pushing myself. I was probably trying to maintain a pace 60-90 seconds faster than I was used to running, more if I calculate how slow I've been running with other people lately. Yeah, that felt great!
today's mileage: 1 miles running; 17 miles biking
weekly mileage: 1 miles running; 17 miles biking; .1875 miles swimming
monthly mileage: 48 miles running; 30 miles biking; 3.5625 miles swimming
annual mileage: 345 miles running; 236 miles riding; 6.9375 miles swimming
TOTAL mileage: 594
IRONWHAWK #2
running: 76 miles
riding: 45 miles
swimming: 4.5375 miles
IRONWHAWK #2
running: 76 miles
riding: 45 miles
swimming: 4.5375 miles
Nice job!! You should get a bike pump...they aren't super expensive and are well worth the money!! You also need to learn how to change a tire just in case you flat during your triathlon :)
ReplyDeleteSo true! Yeah, we've been looking at bike pumps. This tri is so short I figure if I blow on this one, I could just run the bike to complete. It would kill my times, but I could still finish. lol
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