The goal is solid training and a good time in the sun. Mission accomplished.
We drove down and spent an evening with sis and bro-in law and Mom-in-law in Jacksonville, then dropped off Junior at my sister's for good times with his cousins and Gramma. We'd like to bring him to camp but a 1 year old is a full time job and would be tough to pull off for a training camp.
day 0.1: arrive on Tuesday, beach run with Bri and Frank. 45 minutes easy, nice weather. Dinner/social hour then bed time.
Day 1: Long ride: beach-Pinellas trail-downtown-beach. 58 or so miles, time is not fast but some lights, breaks, etc.
Bumped into 2nd time Mom and our old friend Christina
Afternoon swim at Northshore pool.
Dinner with father-in-law and his wife, check out dessert:
Day 2: St Pete Masters with Mary
long run at Al Lopez Park
open water swim on St Pete Beach
short run after that
Day 3: St Pete Masters with Mary
long ride on Suncoast Trail
Swim at Northshore pool
Day 4: Suncoast classic 10k
Swim at Northshore pool
Awfully windy ride into Fort Desoto with Kari, stuck at the bridge
Dinner at Gators on Treasure Island
late night solo venture to the Undertow Beach Bar
Day 5: Cold ride into Fort Desoto with Tracy
quick stop into Cigar City Brewery in Tampa
pack up
visit w Looneys
visit w Lowerys
Good times!
My training camp totals for the week (including the easy Tuesday evening run)
swim: 20,000 yards
bike: 155 miles
run: ~22 miles
Total time: ~19 hours
1 comment:
Most triathlon coaches would probably agree that you should train on each event at least twice a week (i.e., you should have two swim workouts, two cycling workouts, and two running workouts).
training for a triathlon
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