Thanks to those who have been there for me these last couple of weeks. For those who just call to see how I'm doing, or who have just made me feel included and important to you. I hope I am/will always be there for you when you need someone. I have great family and friends.
Thanks Again!!
Monday, April 27, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Can anyone help me??
I'm in a "feeling down and out" slump. I know I'm a dork, but it's happened and I'm having a hard time getting out of it. Anyone need service?
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Telos Timp Tri
I did the Telos Timp Tri yesterday, April 18, 2009.
I did the same one last year, although the one last year was my very first Triathlon ever.
Here are the results of both...
2008
Run: 33:38.210
T1: 2:18.350
Bike: 50:09.310
T2: 2:12.44
Swim: 11:35.060
Total: 1:39:53.37
2009
Run: 31:18.905
T1: 1:38.927
Bike: 45:57.297
T2 & Swim: 15:59.046 (those two were combined, so I'm not sure exactly how much of it was my Transition time and how much was my swim time.)
Total Time: 1:34:54.1
I added time to my swim from last year, but I beat my times in all the other areas. I'm happy I took off 5 minutes from my last years time, but had I gone swimming more and really worked on that and biking, I think I could have been under 1:30. I felt a lot better this year. I ran the whole time without stopping to walk once. Even up the hill. And I didn't walk my bike up the hill like I did last year. So I'm very happy about those things. So next year (or maybe even for the one in November) my goal will be to improve my swim and bike and get under 1:30. :)
I got 1:31 on the "I can Tri" in Sandy last September, so I was a little bummed that I didn't hit 1:30, but then I realized I wasn't comparing apples to apples. The swim and bike were both shorter distances. So I think I actually did beat my times.
I felt really good during the race too, which made it that much more enjoyable.
I ran along side a friend of mine for a bit and kept saying she was loving that she could be out running. She was telling me that a good friend of hers is dying of MS and is in the hospital right now. My friend kept telling me that she is so greatful to be able to do these triathlons and what a blessing it is for her. She's learned from her friend that she might not always be able to enjoy stuff like this. We need to love it and enjoy it because we can! It's a blessing to be able to go out and do stuff like this. Not torture. In the short time I talked with her, she helped me remember that there are a lot of people who wish they could do this. I'm greatful that I can!
I did the same one last year, although the one last year was my very first Triathlon ever.
Here are the results of both...
2008
Run: 33:38.210
T1: 2:18.350
Bike: 50:09.310
T2: 2:12.44
Swim: 11:35.060
Total: 1:39:53.37
2009
Run: 31:18.905
T1: 1:38.927
Bike: 45:57.297
T2 & Swim: 15:59.046 (those two were combined, so I'm not sure exactly how much of it was my Transition time and how much was my swim time.)
Total Time: 1:34:54.1
I added time to my swim from last year, but I beat my times in all the other areas. I'm happy I took off 5 minutes from my last years time, but had I gone swimming more and really worked on that and biking, I think I could have been under 1:30. I felt a lot better this year. I ran the whole time without stopping to walk once. Even up the hill. And I didn't walk my bike up the hill like I did last year. So I'm very happy about those things. So next year (or maybe even for the one in November) my goal will be to improve my swim and bike and get under 1:30. :)
I got 1:31 on the "I can Tri" in Sandy last September, so I was a little bummed that I didn't hit 1:30, but then I realized I wasn't comparing apples to apples. The swim and bike were both shorter distances. So I think I actually did beat my times.
I felt really good during the race too, which made it that much more enjoyable.
I ran along side a friend of mine for a bit and kept saying she was loving that she could be out running. She was telling me that a good friend of hers is dying of MS and is in the hospital right now. My friend kept telling me that she is so greatful to be able to do these triathlons and what a blessing it is for her. She's learned from her friend that she might not always be able to enjoy stuff like this. We need to love it and enjoy it because we can! It's a blessing to be able to go out and do stuff like this. Not torture. In the short time I talked with her, she helped me remember that there are a lot of people who wish they could do this. I'm greatful that I can!
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