No longer a sea level pussy. But the rest of the season will never be the same. I will adapt or die in Florida. Lots to say and not all bad.
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- 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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3 comments:
Adapt or DIE!? And you said I was morbid! Well, let's hope the former, since all of training is about adaptation. Details, now!??
Rode to over 10,000 feet with bold the other day. That sick pup never broke a sweat while I hovered between 150 and 163 bpm. No matter how kind bold is, I will always be an slp I fear.
adapt! ADAPT!!
you raced with attitude and altitude, and are no longer an SLP.
can't wait to read the report!!!
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