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Monthly Archives: May 2019
What do we want from summer?
In two days it will be June. That is the official start of summer in my mind. Which meant it felt a little bittersweet to stumble upon this photo taken in August of last year. Summer often goes too fast… … Continue reading
Ugly ducklings of one kind or another
The photo above shows the goslings that come to our backyard bird feeder every day. They’re not ducklings, per se, but they are rather “ugly” as birds go. They’re still in their coating of down feathers. Soon they’ll be pushing … Continue reading
Posted in running, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged big mouth, canada geese, ugly ducklings
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I never made the state track meet, but still scored
The events I’m about to share happened quite a long time ago. But like a good Bob Seger song, some things never quite fade from memory. It was May of 1975. As a senior in high school I was gunning … Continue reading
God spare me the white shoes of death
What you’re about to read is insulting to many people. But either I’m honest about what I think about life or I should quit writing. And I’d rather cease existing than do that. So here goes. See those shoes in … Continue reading
Overcoming a dialup brain in a wi-fi world
We traveled to Madison, Wisconsin this weekend for a training trip, joining the crew from Madison Multisport and its coaches Steve Brandes and Cindy Bannink. The purpose was to ride the Madison Half-Ironman course, which loops south of the city … Continue reading
The adventures of Road Child and Aero Boy
Way back in 2003, I decided that it might be interesting to try triathlon. But it didn’t start well. I took my first couple swim lessons and lost one of my contact lenses in the pool while taking my goggles … Continue reading
Useless skills abounding
This past week the neighbor kids up the block were dribbling and shooting a basketball in their driveway. I was headed out for a run when the ball escaped them and rolled to my feet. I scooped it up and … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, competition, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged flashy play, pete maravich, triathlon
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Who knew running downhill could hurt so much?
Years ago during a training trip out west in the Grand Tetons, our cross country team ran from Jenny Lake at 6000 feet up to Lake Solitude at 9000 feet and back down again. We did that run without water, … Continue reading
Posted in aging, aging is not for the weak of heart, running
Tagged aging, cycling, downhill running, knee injury, running, triathlete, triathlon
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The cause and effect of our own circumstance
Yesterday afternoon while cleaning out the bird feed bins I looked around for the container of black oil sunflower seed that has supplied the cardinals and other birds with food all winter. It started with a 60 lb. bag from … Continue reading
Posted in race pace, racing peak, running, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, we run and ride
Tagged cause and effect, creationism, evolution, nature
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Confessions of a diehard rule-breaker
I hopped onto the website for The Rules of cycling as described by a less-than-merry bunch of riders who go by the scribe Velominati. There is plenty of good and wise advice on the site for anyone seeking to slot … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, running, swimming, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged cycling, The Rules, triathlete, triathlon, velominati
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