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Category Archives: triathlon
Country roads are calling you
Country roads beckon In the era of Covid-19, there aren’t as many group rides happening. But even if there were, one of my favorite things to do in early summer is to go for twilight rides on the country roads … Continue reading
Posted in bike accidents, bike crash, Christopher Cudworth, climbing, cycling, cycling the midwest, doing pulls in cycling, it never gets easier you just go faster, training, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged country road cycling, country roads, cycling country roads, cycling group, dekalb county, group rides, tri-bike, triathlete, triathlon cycling, triathlons
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A true-to-life tale about legs and other parts
I’ve always tried to be honest about everything written on this blog. Admittedly, a fair share of it is legitimately a form of therapy. My way of processing reality and dealing with challenges. And of course, pondering the aging process. … Continue reading
Posted in aging, aging is not for the weak of heart, Christopher Cudworth, Depression, healthy aging, healthy senior, mental health, triathlete, triathlon
Tagged a true to life tale, belly fat, body image, crepey skin, healthy aging, pudge, senior athlete, Song of myself walt Whitman, try to smile
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Karah Osterberg is a doggone good triathlete
On occasion here at We Run and Ride, we profile an interesting athlete. Over the eight-plus years this blog has existed, we’ve interviewed dozens of people from local heroes to world class athletes and even world champions such as Craig … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, IRONMAN, running, swimming, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, we run and ride
Tagged bike trainer treadmill running, competitive swimmer, competitive swimming, dog fostering, ironman, ironman triathlete, Ironman triathlon, karah osterberg, kona qualifier, madison multisport, Prairie Path Bicycles, rescue dogs, Steven Brandes, swimming, Trek bicycles, triathlon coach, triathlon coaching
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Iris it could be like this all year outside
I get why people move to moderate climates. It’s easy to get sick of cold weather. That’s especially true when you like to spend time outdoors. These last weeks of May and early weeks of June are special here in … Continue reading
The only thing you need for joy is sweat
There was plenty to learn when I took up cycling just under two decades ago. While I’d already spent three decades learning how to run and ran thousands of miles over the years, cycling was completely different. I needed to … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged cycling, road cycling, sweat, sweating, training, triathlete, triathlon
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The Ironman dilemma
As a Sherpa to a multiple Ironman and Half-Ironman wife, I’ve had tons of opportunity to study the Ironman dynamic from the inside out. And having done enough triathlons and duathlons to know the ins-and-outs of the sport in general, … Continue reading
The glory days are not always what you think they are
I got my gripe session about the travails of 2019 out of the way yesterday. Now it’s time to look ahead to 2020. Let’s spare each other the obvious cliches about “vision” and “seeing clearly.” I’m sure we’ll find plenty … Continue reading
Posted in aging, aging is not for the weak of heart, Christopher Cudworth, competition, cycling, healthy aging, IRONMAN, swimming, Tarsnakes, track and field, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, trolls
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Good energy all around
The term “good energy” has been recruited to serve a number of purposes and connotations in this world. It substitutes for “clean energy” in the growing field of alternative fuels, and “good energy” means moral power in the realm of … Continue reading
Posted in 10K, 13.1, aging, aging is not for the weak of heart, anxiety, Christopher Cudworth, competition, Depression, running, same sex adults, sex, Tarsnakes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged female masturbation, good energy, Hotel New Hampshire, John Irving, male masturbation, male sexual energy, masturbation, men's health, prostate health, sex, sexual energy, tarsnakes
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The year of no racing
It hasn’t been by choice that I did not race a triathlon in 2019. The year started out strong with a training camp in Tucson. But perhaps there was an omen in that experience. While climbing Mt. Lemmon the temps … Continue reading
Dawn of the Amish Zombie Rumspringa
I decided to take the back roads on the return trip from my college reunion in Decorah, Iowa. A simple tap of Directions on Google Maps set up a route through Lancaster and Platteville in southwest Wisconsin. My childhood was … Continue reading