4/23 - Az Xtreme Offroad Tri - Mesa, AZ
4/30 - Big Blue Offroad Tri - Castaic Lake, CA
5/21 - Xterra West Championhips - Temecula, CA
6/4 - Deuces Wild Offroad Tri - Show Low, AZ
6/18 - Xterra East Championships - Richmond, VA
8/6 - Snow Valley Offroad Tri - Running Springs, CA
if i qualify:
10/1 - Xterra National Championships - Lake Tahoe, CA
In order to compete at a high level in these races I am going to have to do some interesting things with my training schedule. Firguring it all out should be fun and definitely a learning experience.
on another note i got a Polar S625x Heart Rate monitor with all the bike attachments (candence & speed sensors). i have been looking at there for a while and could come to the terms with spending the $400+ to get the whole set up. Then last week a guy in the tri club posted his for sale in the tri club classifieds for only $150... for everything. I jumped on in it and am now the owner... and stoked.
weekend workouts
saturday: PM: 90 min mountain bike - 3 mile t-run (20min)
sunday: PM:
Swim 500 warm -up
4 x 500 @ 8:00
1. 500 swim
2. 500 pull
3. 500 swim w/fins
4. 500 pull w/ paddles
run: (see chart)
60 min:
10 min warm-up
40 min hard (marathon Pace - 6:29/mile)
10 min cool down
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3 comments:
I've got a 625x as well. They are great. I dont have the bike attachments though. I use a separate bike computer.
That's a lot of xterra races. I'm sure you'll love it though. One of my riding buddies does the xterra worlds every year. I think he was 2nd or 3rd American in his age group last year.
Wow. Let me know how Xterra goes. I've only done road tris. What kind of mtn bike do you need? they sound like a lot of fun.
You're going to do great in the Xterra races given your performances so far.
Mmmm...more graphs! I don't know why graphs are such a satisfying thing but they really make you feel like you accomplished something! :)
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