There is knowing what's right. Then there is doing what's right.
What's right? Consistent, repeatable training stresses. Once I have that we can talk about building.
What I do every year? Add in random acts of on-call, sick, vacation, and various other excuses. I know it is by far my largest limiter. So I'm starting early and easy.
This year I'm starting early. I've got the rollers already setup and I'm doing 30 minutes per day without excuse (unless I ride outside).
I'm looking forward to Ron's Winter Interval program. I've been recklessly eyeballing it for some time now. I have never attempted it on rollers. I'll need to hook up a large view timer, and a big cue sheet. And I'll have to put a cadence-o-meter on my road/roller bike.
Tonight I threw in my first run post LF Marathon. It went fine. I took it easy. My knee is still there, but no real pain.
I'm four workouts into my favorite core workouts.
Also, Zentri has been talking about focusing on one sport and how great that is. I'm all in (at least that's the plan). Minus the fact that he's running and I'm biking. Maybe once we hit the "who cares what the ***** windchill is! it's cold" weather, we can talk about a run focus.
And I'm sending my good vibes to the fat cyclist and his family this week. I missed my chance to pre-order, but I'm watching out for one of these.
And finally, I'm coming out of hiding for the annual Halloween CX race. Riding or hiding? I can nearly guarantee that if you race cat4, you won't be last. (at Estabrook, I'll have my sights on 2-5th to last).
Monday, October 20, 2008
What's Right? (and other random updates)
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Nice clean blog! Yeah, keep your other sports in maintenance mode and throw yourself headlong into whatever sport you want to improve upon. I'm now a much better runner since I've run so much over the past year. I won't be quite as fast once I get back to tri training, but I learned a great deal about how to run efficiently. That will pay off and make me a faster runner in triathlons overall.
-Brett from Zentri
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