Today I went for my last hard workout before the big race. Technically you are supposed to take the entire week off to prep for the race, but one of my big training days from last week was rained out (it rained from 7am through the ENTIRE day) so I felt it was ok to squeeze in one more big workout.
Took the bike out and got in a solid, faster ride this time which got me huffing and puffing. I even managed to scare a little turtle, who did a little "What the?!" and ducked into his shell quickly as I sped by. Came home, dropped the bike off, changed from bike helmet to Red Sox cap, grabbed the ipod and I was off for a solid run. I felt good and then when I finished I felt good and tired. I think I had fully convinced myself that it was going to be OK, that I just needed to take it easy and finish, when I sat down and checked my email...
...the note from Kate told me that the weather for Saturday was "High Winds and Thunderstorms." Oy vey. I'm not even sure how to handle that. I can't imagine. I wonder what it takes to cancel an event. That would be such a bummer. We have a webinar tomorrow night to get the lowdown on all things race-like so I should know more then. Of course, I'll fill ya in.
Looking forward to checking out a local gym and getting a few days of easy swims in. Getting my final bike tune up too. And that's all, folks. The race is RIGHT THERE. Man...
Anyway, last thing to mention now is that I found the News Journal article online, the one about Kate & I and our race. It has fancy pictures and everything. I included the link in separate blog and also tacked it on to the list of links on the right hand side of my blog. Check it out!
Alright, I'm pooped. That's that for now.
Cheers!
xoxo,
K
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Last Hoorah...
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oy. thunderstorms? well even if the weather IS terrible, just imagine running through the rain with all the pain and agony and knowing that the is the end of this one event and it would be like an explosion of emotion and energy and excitement! now that i think of it, i think the best time to have a tri is in terrible weather... it is so raw and close to nature and truth and determination. rock it sista.
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