Ironman Sweden 2013

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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby jonathon.e » 04 Sep 2013 13:12

Brilliant and enlightening write up, it almost makes me, I said ALMOST makes me want to do another IM race, all the emotion and plenty of anger too.
Fantastic race well done. :D :D

So what race has been decided on next year by the foursome ?
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby CCS » 04 Sep 2013 13:14

Damn... too slow with my witty remarks about the old lady!
Great work Ade. Love it that you were let down by your maths on the run pacing. That's obviously why I am unsuited to long distances... no such ability to plan pace (even wrongly) - just do everything at my one size fits all pace until my legs drop off (I.e. around 4km)
Love the beer interlude!
Really good work!!!
What's on the cards for next year? Tri? IM? TTing? After all, you do have your 100 record to smash!
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby Tritans » 04 Sep 2013 13:46

Next year is sub hour, 25 year.

I'm in Windsor, I quite like the look of kqwerty's ld aquabike but other than that a TT focus. Lots of weights and winter sportives, maybe my early year HM trilogy.

2015 will, depending on how 2014 goes be Roth. Don't tell my mentor or it'll be the naughty step for me.
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby Jack Hughes » 04 Sep 2013 13:57

I think it would be great to run an hibiscus swathe over the BBAR - that's best over 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours. We just need to find some idiot^H^H^H^H^Hhero prepared to do that. Imagine a 12 hour! The fun of 100 miles, but for 2.5 times as long.


On the other hand, stick to 25 miles. Don't have to worry about drinking/nutrition then (except before and after).
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby Worrying Will » 04 Sep 2013 15:57

Another Cracker. I like the change int trianing plan. Well done
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby KidStardust » 04 Sep 2013 16:11

Tritans wrote:2015 will, depending on how 2014 goes be Roth.


*ears prick up*
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby Tritans » 04 Sep 2013 17:02

KidStardust wrote:
Tritans wrote:2015 will, depending on how 2014 goes be Roth.


*ears prick up*


My only concern about this is actually getting in !!! Especially 4/5 of us.


Jack Hughes wrote:I think it would be great to run an hibiscus swathe over the BBAR - that's best over 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours. We just need to find some idiot^H^H^H^H^Hhero prepared to do that. Imagine a 12 hour! The fun of 100 miles, but for 2.5 times as long.


On the other hand, stick to 25 miles. Don't have to worry about drinking/nutrition then (except before and after).


The thought of doing another 100 makes me feel sick, but i don't think I could actually manage 12 hours without crying.
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby Kevy427 » 04 Sep 2013 17:40

Tritans wrote:Getting breakfast down was as difficult as always at that time of morning

Strange, you never normally struggle swallowing things in the morning?

Tritans wrote:Whoever came up with this brainwave should be forced to try and hold the whole field back, on their own, naked, next year

Me me me me me!

Tritans wrote:the only thing of note was a jellyfish sting on the cheek

That'll teach you to wear your chaps

Tritans wrote:he found it within himself to oblige, only if I would share some of his very unappealing sausage

He might've washed it if you'd asked

Terrific report Ade, brilliant effort in the conditions. Well done! :D
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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby King Sad » 04 Sep 2013 19:00

Tritans wrote:
Whoever came up with this brainwave should be forced to try and hold the whole field back, on their own, naked, next year.


Kevy247 wrote:
Me me me me me!


Too late Kevy, for some reason your name had already cropped up ...

Kwerty wrote:
How would being naked change their predicament? Or is it just your subconscious playing with you? Quite Kevesque, have to say. ;-)


:D
It seemed like a good idea at the time :? .



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Re: Ironman Sweden 2013

Postby Kevy427 » 04 Sep 2013 19:25

Missed that :oops:
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