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Tag Archives: triathlon transition
Not a second to waste
The wonders of technology have transformed racing to an instant gratification cycle in which we do our endurance stuff, then turn to our watches or Garmin or Strava devices and know instantly how it went down. In those respects, technology … Continue reading
Posted in aging, cycling, tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged podium finish, triathlon, triathlon transition, when every second counts
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On roots and transitions
The transition of ownership and management in world of farming is one of the vexing challenges for families that have passed land down from one generation to the next. “The older generation struggles to let go of the reins,” says … Continue reading
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Tagged roots and transitions, triathlon transition, twilight zone
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Toilet seat training and what it means to triathletes
Whump. Growing up in a family of four boys, there was not much call to put the toilet seat down after going to the bathroom. Had we the pleasure of a middle sister or so, the complaints might have seeped … Continue reading
Posted in tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons
Tagged composition, Growing up in a family of four boys, my mother never asked us once to put the seat down., Right now my art studio is a mess, The etiquette of putting the toilet seat down, The one thing about which we were organized and attentive to a fault was chowing down when dinner was served., triathletes, triathlon transition, triathlons, We were like a bunch of hungry cats
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Really fun ‘trime’ in triathlon
Emerging from the swim at the Naperville Sprint Triathlon, I glanced down at my watch chronometer and it still read 0:00. We’d waited so long to begin the swim by setting off in random groups of four that I’d completely … Continue reading
It’s all about the transitions
Turns out you could actually use a little time in transition to reassess your values and figure out the many things in life that are not so perfect about you. Some might even be painfully neglected. A dose of reality and humility can be the toughest transition of all. That’s one of the tarsnakes of life. Continue reading
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