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Tag Archives: ironman wisconsin
Among the hills of Madison, Wisconsin
Those of us who live in the Illinois part of the Midwest know that hills are a rarie-sh commodity. In our section of Kane County we have Johnson’s Mound, a glacial esker rising some ninety feet over the surrounding flat … Continue reading
Posted in climbing, cycling, cycling the midwest, racing peak, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged campton hills, dodgeville wisconsin, galena illinois, Illinois cycling, Ironman loop, ironman wisconsin, Ironman worlds, Madison Wisconsin, midwest cycling, mt. horeb wisconsin, Rocket Bicycle Studio, st george utah, the driftless region, triathlon, Ups and downs ride, Verona Wisconsin
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A crash course in human conscience
We traveled to Madison, Wisconsin this past Saturday to do some riding in the hills on the Ironman Wisconsin course. I rode 65 miles with 4,000 feet of climbing and my wife was on track to do 100 miles when … Continue reading
This falling in love thing
Five years ago this weekend (or so) I met the woman to whom I am now married. We connected through the dating app Fitness-Singles.com but we could just as well have met on a local bike path. The FS website showed … Continue reading
The TriSherpa’s role
There are four weeks until my wife’s Ironman in Louisville. Her training is going well. That is not to say it is going easily. Fifteen miles of running on a mid-September day with temps in the 80s is a sweaty … Continue reading
It’s Ironman weekend I’m afraid
Last summer at this time, my significant other was in the final stages of taper for the Ironman in Madison, Wisconsin. She had trained through heat and rain and cold going all the way back through spring. I did a … Continue reading
Posted in IRONMAN, triathlete, Uncategorized
Tagged afraid, conquering fear, doing ironman, ironman distance, ironman wisconsin
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When the Other Man is an Ironman
With the race the size of an Ironman––and there are no small Ironman races––athletes have a ton of gear to organize. Much of that gear is stored in bags and deposited with race organizers at designated rooms or zones so … Continue reading
Weekend bookends for a roadie and triathlete
The storms passing through the Midwest and Illinois this year are no more intense than usual, but they are a little more frequent. Last weekend’s duathlon in a downpour was an interesting experience. This weekend’s sweeping series of rainstorms made … Continue reading
SBR Coaching and Rocket Bicycle Studio: multifaceted approach to multisport success
Laufenberg has a passion for helping athletes get the most out of themselves as well as their bikes. She is trained in sports performance, muscle balance, posture and gait assessment, muscular injury and rehabilitation, athletic coaching, and nutritional education. That means no stone goes unturned when preparing her athletes for participation and competition in multisport events. Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, cycling, duathlon, running, swimming, triathlon
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Time as measured by pumpkins and apple cider donuts
By Christopher Cudworth There was a moment in the mid-season finale of the Starz series The Outlander in which the main character Claire Randall Beecham Frazier (you’ll have to watch to understand) approaches a set of stones on the hill of Craigh … Continue reading
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