Two (2) weeks down, twelve (12) to go
Sixty is only a number you know! It's not the end of the world! I can get this done with proper training!
AND
Plenty of rest!
-I'm much more pleased with second week of training, seeming to have a schedule organized in my mind to get a base built up.
-I will paddle/pedal, each 3 times week, on alternate days, giving 1 day off for rest and/or other stuff.
-I will swim 4 times a week, getting my base distance to 1km this coming week. Swimming is less stressful, and time consuming, which I feel I can do on any of the 7 days, whether biking, paddling, or day off.
-Last week, bike (116kms), paddle (2 1/2 hrs), swim (400m, 600m)
-Once I get a base established, and return from a week's hike in the White Mountains on July 16th, I will look toward some longer milage and intensity/interval work.
-Big problem for the next two weeks will be finding time (and enough TV channels) to watch daily:
---Wembledon Tennis (June 26 to July 9)
---The completion of the World Cup (Final on July 9)
---The daily 5 hour dose of the Tour de France (starts July 1st to July 23rd)
-and still get the training milage in. I suppose a fellow could have more serious concerns.
Keep your paddle in the water, bum in the saddle, arms flailing in the surf, and feet on the road, eh!
Cheers
Sg
4 Comments:
I like how your right eye is still open enough to watch 'the game'.
:)
Bruce,
As you Virtual Coach, I am having a hard time resolving these 2 statements from your Blog:
"a gradual base build up may be beneficial to holding off injuries"
"I will paddle/pedal, each 3 times week, on alternate days, I will swim 4 times a week, getting my base distance to 1km this coming week."
Where is the gradual part???
Bruce
I have been chastised by my VC. I must pay better attention to my highpriced staff.
Sg
Is the QUADRATHALON not 4 sports, I have not seen any running on your plans except for refereeing, you cannot count that as running (remember I have seen you referee)
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