First middle distance triathlon! Fast swim, great bike and HOT run! Fun times!







Personal collective of ideas, thoughts and notes
First middle distance triathlon! Fast swim, great bike and HOT run! Fun times!







A nice comparison of similar efforts from th broad and trails in terms of what the different disciplines require.
TLDR; Climbing on a MTB requires more power, and subsequently descending on a MTB requires less power.
https://fascatcoaching.com/blogs/training-tips/mountain-bike-power






MTB Trip to Pisgah & DuPont





A fun trip to Virginia to do some riding! Travel post.
| Day 1 | Massanutten Trails, super rocky |
| Day 2 | Shuttle Reddish Knob |
| Day 3 | Massanutten Bike Park |
| Day 4 | Shuttle Reddish Knob |




This was a fun build on a Aero bike frame that a buddy gave me. Since I now had a bike, it got me into doing my first 70.3 Ironman event in 2021 (Augusta). It took a lot of searching and scouring the web, eBay and local sellers on Craigslist, but aside from a couple mistakes here and there, it turned out great. The bike is really light compared to my more modern Canyon Speedmax.
Below is a list of part numbers, references, purchases and photos I was using during the build.
To figure out what crank lengths I should by my inseam is 85cm (33.5”) & a second remeasure was roughly 33 – 33 & 1/3. Using this a general crank length formula is: 1.25 * inseam (in cm) + 65 = 171.25. Majority of cranks coming in 170cm and 172.5. So I decided on the slightly longer 172.5cm cranks.
Jon locked the keys in the car 🙂 This was a massive ride for Jeremy since it was right after his ACL surgery!




Jon was training for ORAMM and I tagged along. In the thick of Covid. Probably the hardest ride I have ever done. In way over my head …


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