Category: Running

  • Hagg Lake Off-road Duathlon

    Another duathlon, another win. Again, unfortunately, I was mostly racing myself as I won by 14 or so minutes with a finish time of 1:34. I did the off-road version because I was able to convince Rebecca that duathlon is fun and she should try it; she placed third in the on-road version the day […]

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  • Oh yeah, I won a duathlon

    Was waiting for pictures to emerge, but apparently all those folks with long lenses kept them to themselves ?‍♂️ I can run fairly well and I can ride fairly well. Compared to the average person, I’m very good at both. Compared to folks who compete, I’m mediocre. However, there aren’t a lot of folks who […]

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  • Race: Solo mile test

    With the baby arriving tomorrow and being fit, rested, and expecting that to all go away very quickly, I decided to do a mile time trial. The last mile I raced was in 2013. I was in ~19:00 5k shape, but also 7 years younger. I ran a 5:22. Obviously I’m in much better 5k […]

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  • Race: Virtual Race for Hope 5k

    What had initially been planned as a local 5k at a track with friends since we weren’t able to make it to DC for our 10th annual race (thanks, baby) turned out to not actually be missing the race thanks to COVID; it was made virtual! So the streak continues. The only difference was I […]

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  • Race: Teddy Twilight 3k

    TL;DR I think I need knee surgery, I set a PR of 10:28, 17:59 5k attempt still on for May. First test of the year? Complete! Running hasn’t been going well. I believe it all stems from my skiing knee injury in college for which I never got proper treatment (outside of PT – I’m […]

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  • Cycling Season Wrap-up

    The good? I know what I did wrong. The bad? That was an entire year of mediocrity. 14 races (13 local and Leadville), a small belt buckle, no podiums, and no improvement. In previous years, I’ve seen solid improvement doing what I was doing (lots of lazy miles) because I was still “new” to the […]

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