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masochism at its finest. you can watch my body break down in real time!
1.3 mile swim / 56 mile bike / 13.1 mile run at lake quassy
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bump because i know you\'re all dying to watch this. :lol: anyway, i\'m #106 sunday morning between 7a and 2p, hopefully closer to 1:30 though.
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:sets alarm clock:
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maybe i should do this also...paul...is it too late? and does this mean you\'re not going to jakes?
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Awesome feats of strength are inspiring! Great job.
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I know for a fact that I can\'t do any of these stages on their own, never mind all in one day. Best of luck to you.
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Half Iron Man...pffft...I just got home from running a 10K! 52:48! I could do a Half Iron Man while drunk, stoned, blindfolded, hungover, one hand tied behind my back, in a potato sack, suffering from swine flu, ulcerative colitis, and the plague, no food for 3 days before or after, and got home from Phish at 2am the night before.
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7 hours 11 minutes
minus 15 minutes aprox to change a tire.
so technically i broke the 7 hour marker although i dont have official times for a day or two. -
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congrats, paul. that\'s sick. and congrats to you, too, wolfman! quite the athletic crew we\'ve got over here!
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Quote from: galenas;232799
congrats, paul. that\'s sick. and congrats to you, too, wolfman! quite the athletic crew we\'ve got over here!
Congratulating me would be totally inappropriate consdering Paul\'s insane accomplishment. Way to go Paul! -
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i would probably die somewhere along the bike route. and if i somehow survived that, i would without a doubt be found passed out on the side of the road during the run. totally ridiculous, paul ryan.
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yea, there were a couple of ambulances and iv drips given out yesterday due to the heat and people not planning properly. luckily the run had a lot of shade and they had water stations every mile.
however that didn\'t prevent my arms from becoming completely sunburned despite suntan lotion -
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you\'re gonna have to bike over to the tanning salon as part of your training regimen
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I finally broke that law that you can\'t go over 55mph on a bike in ct!
just barely, but I hit 55.6mph! :banjump:
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Quote from: FrankZappa;232821
I finally broke that law that you can\'t go over 55mph on a bike in ct!
just barely, but I hit 55.6mph! :banjump:
Do some folks have a "crew" that have back up wheels etc following like I have seen on TV for some races ?
Also when you finish a race like this are you completely drained or high or both ?
really awesome that you can do this and do
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