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| Apprentice Bator Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Northern California
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freeflyin, You are a stud. You are an inspiration. A full Ironman is world class athleticism. Man, that rocks. I've done a couple of marathons, now I'm a freakin butterball, I can barely make it through a half. How did you train? Where did you swim? Swimming was my weakness in a sprint distance tri. I've never rode a bike triple digits either; I guess a spin class training program and a couple of centruy rides could help train up. Good to meet you. |
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I just did a Google search on "alcoholism triathlon" & found this wonderful site. I am looking to get back into triathlon & use it as an outlet for my energy & OCD. I competed in them & gave it up 4 or 5 years ago because of the money and time, as I have 3 young kids. I have always been active & competive; but the wheels have really fallen off since I gave it & other physical endeavors up. I am finally sober & looking to get back to the real me. I have long had a goal of doing the Ironman, but am weary of the time committment needed & taking on such an endeavor "for me" at the expense of my family. The ruthless training is a much better vice than the booze, but I am perplexed. I am 38 & set a goal for myself years ago to do one by age 40. It is a tough call. Originally with my Google search, I was hoping to find an on-line triathlon group of others living with alcoholism who had similiar interests. I also enjoy trail running, snow-shoeing, & cyclocross. Any advice out there? |
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