I swam at Barton Springs last night, almost empty at 7pm, did a nice steady mile working on stroke, form, breathing and finishing strong. Turns out there was a formal blessing for Barton Springs by 6-genuine Tibetan Monks going on at the pool, all the local news crews where there, and so it seemed like a bit of a demonstration swim as there were a
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And great news on the running and the new shoes, eh?
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I'm hopeful for the shoe/leg. I have the Rookie on the 10th which I know I'll be good for and will be going 'balls out for the whole race; then I have the CapTex race at the end of May. I'm still unsure about that, I've only done 10k twice this year, and I'm not sure what made me enter the Olympic/standard distance, but I have a month to get up to 10k.
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I love that picture.
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so is the real running shoe with the build up? how big is the build up? glad to hear that hills are easier. I will send you some good Rookie Triathlon mojo since I won't be racing this year :)
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Thanks for the mojo, am going for a run again shortly, will take an easy 5k again, and repeat once early next week before taking a few days off running prior to the rookie. After that I'll move up to working on 10k as a distance...
Was the rookie bike course hilly at all ? I'm thinking I might just take my street racer for it, rather than the full blown tri bike. After all I have Mavic carbon wheels even on that... its just much better for attacking hills!
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I really don't remember the Rookie being particularly hilly. I was cruising in the aerobars for most of it, there may have been a couple shorter hills going over the freeway, but that was it. go for the full blown tri bike!!
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mmmmm wonderful
I'm so glad the shoes are awesome. Run Boy, Run!
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