Friday, May 27, 2005
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About Me
- Comm's
- I've been pushing the limits of my endurance my whole life. I've been called a UNcommon man for my relentless pursuit of doing something bigger than I (or most) could possibly imagine. As a soldier, a marathoner, ironman triathlete or hiker, nothing is extreme enough. Finish lines are great, but the true adventure is what it takes to get to the starting line.
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May
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- Confusion at the pool
- A Question Posed
- A New Week Presents Itself
- The Mighty Mo wearing his first wetsuit at swim tr...
- What is it with strawberries?
- A 2.0 megabyte picture of my mentor, business part...
- Legs Okay
- Hamstring Update
- Conference Day 1 done
- I Can Swim!
- Allow me a non training rant
- Well This Should Be Fun
- Quick Update
- Leg Update
- This Is Not A Fun Day For Me
- Oh Lord the Heat Is Here
- The Fitness Challenge
- I Love New Gadgets
- Wow That Was Cool
- A bit of the nerves
- Allegric to Technology
- The future of 'core training'
- Please Lord, Bring August To Me
- The Ability To Core Train
- To the Big Kahuna
- The Tao of Core
- ITU Ishigaki Triathlon
- Unexpected Mo Delays
- One last thing for the day...
- Race #4- inaugural Race For The Cheetah 5k
- A good day
- How hard is it to take a compliment?
- Killing with kindness
- Active Recovery
- Feeling a bit better about myself
- MO UPDATE
- I have been a bit hard on myself the last twenty f...
- Being In The Zone
- Great Start
- Training Week May 9-15
- Mom's Day? Why the heck do I do that?
- First miles down, thousands to go
- Hello Hugh
- Look Pa, That Thar Triathlon Is A Comin To Town
- Oh No, She's Coming
- My New Clock
- Course discription IMFL
- The best laid plans
- Daily Grind
- Tight day
- I hate html
- Ah that familiar feeling
- The Game Is Afoot
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3 comments:
Good job...I am really glad you didn't make anything worse. Now how about some triathlon training!
Phew! Glad to hear that you are in one piece - smart of you to take it slow.
Glad to hear you're getting out there again and climbing that highest mountain!
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