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Category Archives: triathlon
Amanda Leibowitz is a survivor and a thriver
In the age of the Internet and social media, we sometimes meet people more by osmosis and familiarity and through shared stories than by true acquaintance. Yet even with a digital distance between us, there are connections that build. Such is … Continue reading
Painting your blessings
I’ve written a few times before about how a three mile run is about the perfect length to enjoy fitness and clear the head. This morning the winds were high and it was cloudy here in Illinois, but the temps … Continue reading
Posted in riding, running, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged Batavia Illinois, bulldogs unleashed, public art, running, triathlon training camp
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Taking a spin through the recovery zone
Yesterday a nurse from the orthopedic office called to follow up on my recovery progress after surgery. They actually called a couple times immediately following the surgery, but I missed those calls. So the nurse sounded a little surprised when … Continue reading
Delayed reactions and side effects in endurance athletes
One of the most challenging aspects of high-level training for endurance sports is how to recover properly to avoid overuse injuries, fatigue or illness. Those us us that have pushed the envelope too far know the pain and difficulty of … Continue reading
Posted in cross country, cycling, injury, track and field, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
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Walking wounded
Last fall I should have listened to my instincts and gone ahead with surgery on the torn meniscus in my left knee. It had been popping out some last summer, but when it stopped acting weird going into winter I … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, cycling the midwest, healthy aging, running, swimming, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
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Time in the Saddle Alone (TITSA)
Last night I parked the car at the train station so that my wife could drive it home after her commute. That gave me the chance to ride 20+ miles during the hour and a half of good light still … Continue reading
Posted in tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, time in the saddle, time in the saddle alone, TITS, TITSA, triathlon training
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How do you deal with guilt?
This morning at 4:45 my wife rose from bed to gather her gear and go swim. She is disciplined about her workouts. And frankly, she loves to swim. That goes back a ways, and she is good in the water. … Continue reading
Ahead of the times
The apartment my best buddy and I shared (way back when) on 1764 N. Clark Street had a view overlooking the south end of Lincoln Park in Chicago. Three seasons of the year it was the best place in … Continue reading
Posted in running, track and field, training, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged cycling, indoor cycling, indoor training on the bike, magturbo, triathlon
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We’re all adrift in one way or another, until one day, we’re not
This morning we awoke to a layer of snow on the ground that was four inches deep. It was three-below-zero outside, so the snow was light and fluffy. “Low moisture content snow,” I heard the weatherman say. In it’s fluffiest … Continue reading
Sock drawer politics
This weekend a band of twenty-something children moved out from our house into their own apartment 15 miles away. The move was a delightful mix of chaos and organization. I’ve packed moving vans so many times over the years the … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, track and field, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, Uncategorized
Tagged DACA, family, inspiration, mismatched socks, politics, relationships, sock drawer politics, sports, The Rules, united states, velominati
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