Author: paschmann
Interview on Bowdark Enterprise Podcast
I had a lot of fun chatting to Paul Modderman and James Wood on the Bowdark Podcast … if you are interested in what we are doing at SAP and our internal enterprise mobility strategy, check it out here: https://switchedon.bowdark.com/podcast-episode-mobilize-all-the-things-with-paul-aschmann-bfbcc8b33f96
Bookmark: Collection of Open API’s
Bookmark: 55 Beautiful Small Towns in America
Giant Trinity Storage Box
This was a challenging 3D printing project which I designed and built for my 2013 Giant Trinity. This was a 20 hour print using Fusion 360 for CAD. The challenging part was get the seat and seat tube profile to perfectly match the bike.




Inspiration




Running Notes
LTHR
Zone 1: Less than 85% of LTHR – 136
Zone 2: 85–89% of LTHR – 136 – 143
Zone 3: 90–94% of LTHR – 144 – 150
Zone 4: 95–99% of LTHR – 151 – 158
Zone 5a: 100–102% of LTHR – 159 – 163
Zone 5b: 103–106% of LTHR – 163 – 170
Zone 5c: More than 106% of LTHR – 170+
Swim Technique Notes
- Rotate body to gain more reach
- use hand and forearm to catch the water
- Keep shoulders down/low and use lats , not shoulder to pull
- Start slow and get faster with pull
- pull all the way down past waist
- Breathing:
- keep one goggle eye in water, one out
Drills:
- Rotation
- kick, check rotation, arms at side
- rotate kits and shoulders, everything in sync
- 6 kicks one side, 6 kicks flat, 6 on left side (Using fins)
- Swim on side, like superman, make sure body is parallel to wall
- try to breath
- Use just your hands and work in a small figure 8 rotation to propel yourself down the pool (probably very slowly)
2021 – ORAMM MTB Race
First mountain bike race for me 🙂



SRAM Level Quick Adjust Thumb Screw
One of the smaller projects I have designed and cut, and probably one of the more useful. This small too lets you easily adjust the SRAM brakes reach point easily, since it is really difficult to get a tool or Allen wrench into the confined space.
This was cut out of acrylic and then a small section of Allen wrench heated and molded into the thumb screw.




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