IMWI Madison 2007
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kylie posted 49 weeks ago.
very nice report... and awesome that that bike guy had the skillz to help you!
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GogglesPizanto posted 48 weeks ago.
Congrats on your Ironman!!! It is amazing how having the right person in the right place at the right time can make such a huge difference.
Googles, Out.
The Battle does not always go to the stronger or faster man,
Because sooner or later the man that wins
Is the man that thinks he can.
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RV posted 48 weeks ago.
Read it over on endurable - again great job - all that good living pays off! Breaking down in front of the mechanic! Glad you weren't hurt any worse and that he was able to get you rolling.
Nice job Ironman!
RV
It takes a long time to get good. - Scott Molina
Slow is smooth; smooth is fast. - Rich Strauss
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cayman posted 48 weeks ago.
tri-ac;79251 wrote:
cayman, congrats on successful race! it sounded pretty anxiety free despite the bike/knee issues! you've got your nutrition and mental game together...!
that was a first ironman for you?(I'm wondering about my potentially rusty head tube now:confused: )
first and definately not the last.
rust never sleeps. i was meticulus about wiping the bike down and I had it into the LBS for a tune up just the day before I shipped it out.
john
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.
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JohnieTri posted 48 weeks ago.
Great job. Iknow exactly how you felt-the bike techs saved my race too. Congrats Ironman.
-Johnie
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PJT posted 48 weeks ago.
Congrats on the finish. You never really know what the day will throw at you, so the ability to adapt mentally and move forward is what matters most.
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Iron Dan posted 48 weeks ago.
Way to finish strong despite all of the setbacks of the day. Congrats on finishing your first Ironman.
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beads1985 posted 48 weeks ago.
Great Job!! Way to keep a cool head.
Your race report had me wondering if you made it. :eek:
Sounds like you improvised, adapted and overcame the adversity.
maybe we can catch up so I can hear more of the gory details before I head down to Maryland at the end of the month.
Talk to you soon.
Congrats again!!
''Nothing to it, but to do it''
http://beads1985.trifuel.net/
The race is done. It was a fantasic year and I had an incredible day-- not perfect, just incredible. Now, I'm trying to figure out what to do with all of my spare time. Ten months to IMLP.:D
Report on blog.
http://triwire.blogspot.com/
john
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.