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Every run is a good run…even if it isn’t. This morning I extended my 3 mile route by .2 miles. I’ll continue to do this until race day.
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So here’s the planned route. From 16th street and Northern at Chad Shelton’s house…click the link below to see the path.
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You have reached my personal blog, dedicated in a majority to my training efforts for triathlons. You can also visit my real estate website at:
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Dueces Wild in Show Low, AZ is only 31 days away, and Steve Poirot and I are registered. Brandon is toying with the idea. He told his coach he’d do the half iron. Crazy man.
Feeling good about the morning run. Only 3 miles. The race is 6.2, so I’ll need to be able to complete at least this distance a few times prior to Deuces Wild in Show Low. I’m still a pretty slow runner…but after riding two 20 mile distances in one night with a 3 hour break between and taking a day off, I felt very strong running today. I’m planning on swimming later today, but I have to replace the goggles my kitty chewed through. GRRRRR.
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Today I had the opportunity to ride to Lazy Mondays. Why not. I would ride there, then I would remember only a day before that I had no ride home…so I rode back, late at night, through a pitch black Paradise Valley and cool, cool weather. Very nice. Although, I wouldn’t recommend such a late ride in the 28th Street / Bell Area.
From Home to Brandon’s
From Brandon’s to Home
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Typically, hiking Camelback Mountain is a casual activity. For many, it’s a daily workout. To take the workout to the next level, try hiking the loop from the Cholla Trailhead to the summit, down the Echo Canyon trail, with nearly a 3 mile run back to the Cholla parking area just east of the Phoenician.
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