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I signed up for the shuttle bus at the 2nd attempt and was good to go! On Saturday I went for a 15min dip in Rothsee, checked in the bike and went back to the Messe to hear the race information. It was a bit of a nightmare situation, but I would have to make the best of it. I made it to the shuttle bus on time and the traffic was crazy, but the bus driver just rode on the wrong side of the road the whole way, so got us there in no time! The journey only took 20 minutes, so I was at the start at am. My bike was wet from the dew, and my front wheel felt a bit soft. I am not a fan of high pressure tyres, but I decided that it was a bit soft, even for me. It was all very surreal, getting into the water I almost felt numb, but the cannon went off and the race was underway. I got smacked around, grabbed and pulled a lot in the first m, but then it spread out and I could start to swim properly. The signs at the side were really useful so you always knew where you were. I had a slooow T1 as I had to mess around getting my running shorts ready in my pocket. After that was sorted I found my bike, turned on my Garmin and ran to the bike start line. I had a good long fiddle to get my shoes on properly, but then got moving. There were a few turns at the start, but then we hit the longer straighter roads. The road surface was perfect, it was rarely flat, but the hills were easy and the downhills fast! I was eating and drinking all the time, which is abnormal for me, but I knew that I had to to keep up my energy for later. After Greding, a climb that is half as difficult as people say it is, the wind seemed to be helpful, so I was flying and my average speed was increasing. After 70km or so, I came to a hill. Music was playing and some people were at the side of the road, so I thought it must be Solarer Berg. It was ok, but but a bit of a let down. Then 2km later I came to what I realised was the actual Solarer Berg! It was mental, people were everywhere and the atmosphere was amazing. My face hurt from smiling so much. I was really careful to avoid drafting after Worms Triathlon. I never got close to anyone, and when I drifted a bit close, I passed them straight away. I only saw one small group riding together after 90km, but it was only about 5 guys. The 2nd loop went much like the first, except that I tried to control my power a bit more. After km I was eating a banana when my Garmin flew off. After km I was scared that I had missed the turn off to Roth, there seemed to be fewer riders around, so I worried that I was on lap 3! I asked someone who said that the turn was in km, phew! The start was downhill, but I went off stupidly fast. The stations are sometimes pretty close together, so I had a 30 second walk for the close together stations and a 45 second walk for the further apart ones. I assumed I would need a poo stop, I mean I almost always do when I run, and I really needed to pee, so I held off on the pee so I could do both at one — efficient! Before then I had found Katja, she was at about 3km on the run course. I gave 2 big thumbs up, I was feeling great! Katja was at about 8km again, so I stopped for a kiss before heading off on the way back. The 2nd half of the run loop was tough, there is a nasty hill that starts off easy, then gets steeper, then continues on up for a while more. It was so loud and so many people, again I smiled all the way around. The downhill back to the end of the 1st loop was good too, nice easy running. After 24km I saw Katja again, I still gave a thumbs up, though it was getting harder now. My 1st half was in 1h38, so I had 2h01 left for the 2nd half to break 10 hours. Ralf ran with me for a few metres and took a photos, before wishing me well and letting me run on. After another short kiss stop, I was off on the way back down to the middle of the course. I was worried about the hill coming up this time, I was starting to struggle now, but time was on my side. I decided to add a walk break on the steepest part of the hill, a 45 second walk. After reaching the top I felt like I had the hardest work behind me. The last few kms were just basic maths and survival. I finally turned off the looped course and onto the finishing part. After crossing the railway line I knew it was only a little further to go, then I was on the carpet. I was so happy, I had my hands in the air, I was pumping the fists and was just ecstatic. I had done it and with time to spare too! I got my medal and tried to calm down, my lungs were really tight, but I was fine, that just seems to happen to me sometimes after a hard session, and Roth was a hard session. So he interviewed me, which was really cool, even if I probably just babbled rubbish! I got my instant finishers certificate, it showed my finish time. I also knew from the run course that I was the fastest TCECler, so all goals were reached, and lets not bullshit, surpassed. It was just such a great race for me. I have never done a real endurance race where it went really well. My marathons have been okay, but this was like a marathon for me. The atmosphere was great, the best I have experienced in any race, the bike course is so fast, and the run was pretty good too, except for that nasty hill in the forest. So, that is that. I will almost certainly have a bit of a come down from this high, but I am proud of what I have achieved. I set a goal, I worked hard and I achieved all aspects of it. The road to Roth has been a long one, it has been tough, but I feel like I am coming out of the other side in the best shape of my life. I just need to not mess things up in the taper, and on race day, and I should be good to have a successful race. Cycled to swim training, I really pushed the pace as I was a bit late. We only have 1 lane this week school holidays so only the Roth starters were allowed to train. There were 5 of us total, the other 4 all do their own thing, so I had Chris — the coach — to myself. I got a good few tips and swam in my wetsuit the whole time. I did 6xm and 2xm as the main set, and a few drills and water starts, and that was it. Just a little Brick today. A 45min bike followed by a 15 min run was planned. I took my bike up to the flat, then set off on the run. My pace was far too fast, but tried to slow down. On Sunday I will have to be more controlled. After another bad decision of running a short and uneven trail I almost turned my ankle I got back home after just over 15mins. The weather is heating up. I had my last swim session before Roth today. There were only 2 of us there, Dirk Kornau and me. Chris came too, which was good of him, as he knew I would be the only person there! The first one I had to go very slow to stay on pace. The 3rd and 4th were with flippers, but at the same pace. Swimming in slow motion my first m was actually too slow! I needed to go 2s faster, so I sped up and swam the next in … oops! After 30 mins I was done and ready to cycle home. Just a shortish run after work. I planned 45mins, but ran 9. My legs are feeling great at the moment. Just to keep a bit of the feel for the water, I went for a dip in the Rothsee. I had picked up my bike from Stephan and was waiting for the team photo before the bike check-in so had 15 mins free. The water was nice, but there was lots of seaweed in the deeper water, which creeped me out a bit. I also kept thinking that I could see Jellyfish, but it was just the air from my swimming. I was for 15mins and my gps says it was m. Last week was a good one and I already feel much better than after my last long run and ride, but this week should be when my tapering really gets going, after all I did 15h last week! Otherwise I just want to swim 3 times and get some regular short runs in. The 2nd league race of the season was just one week after the first. That was a good thing for us, as we easily won the team sprint, so were hoping and expecting to win this week too. We thought that we could have 4 in the top 10, that would be cool. The race was set to start at , but as they had stupid check in times, we set off on the train. I met Christoph, Robert and Michael at the station, along with Judith who was racing too. We arrived and signed in, then had hours to burn! They moved the start back to , with the masters race starting at 11am. After running about 1 lap to warm up, we headed to T2 to check in the bikes and watch the swim. They announced that they had a 30min delay, so the races would start at and now. 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Not bad. After struggling with my shoes again, I was last out of T2. The pace felt quite fast to start with but settled down to a comfortable speed for me. We were dependent of Robert who was the 4th fastest in the team. He fought and kept the pace high. We saw a weird bike crash on the 2nd loop, when a guy on a flat bit of straight road swerved off and hit the side, crashing quite heavily. Other than that the run was quite uneventful. We finished and then had to wait ages to find out how we had done. The 1st RTV league was also racing at the same time, we are in the 2nd RTV league, so it was hard to know what place we were in our league. After a good while, we found out that we had clearly won the 2nd RTV league race, with nearly 2 mins on 2nd place. We were the fastest on the bike and on the run! So we got on stage and took our prizes, but more importantly, we started our promotion season off as we needed to. Next week is Worms. 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After a final stop in Bodenheim, the last 5km or so were fine and I sped up, but all in all it was a nightmare run. I was so badly chafed and my stomach was a mess. Anyway, it was 31km in 2h30, also shorter than I had planned. I just went to TBB 25m pool to swim after work. Just after paying at , I was told that all of the swimming lanes were booked after Luckily as it was hot and sunny, the indoor pool was pretty empty. I took a line next to the lane marker and swam my session. Some bitch decided to get in and swim exactly where I was swimming, so I made a point of swimming straight at her and kicking water up whenever I passed her, she moved over after about 15 minutes. I did a 10xm leaving on 2mins as my main set. I was getting in on or so, it felt quite good. I cycled home, though it was only 7km. This was the big one, I had a 6h ride planned. It was set fair, but would get hot later on, like 33 degrees hot. I set off after a big breakfast at 10am. 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I thought the route I had planned would take 1h, but it took 36mins! My legs felt tired when riding. I swam for 30 mins in the freibad, mainly m intervals until I got to m, then I cycled around a bit to get home. I had done about 2. Zell Team Sprint day, see the race report. So I only managed about I am fine with that given that I had a great long ride and a dreadful long run, along with a race and 4 swims! There is no need to catch up the hours, I think I am pretty much done and ready to taper, everything feels like it is falling into place. I feel like the training stress is building, I am switching between being pretty tired and being very tired! The actual exercise is fine, but I am a bit stressed about getting everything done. My diet has gone to pot, I need to get back on it. I will try to get my long run done during the week, so that the weekend is less stressful. Cycled to swimming, swam, cycled home. Not much more to it that that! I think we swam about m, but we did lots with flippers and far too much in backstroke, as appears to be the trend. I was feeling pretty good though and swimming off the front. On the way home I did some sprint intervals, just messing around, but a good sign that my legs feel good. Not alot to say about this week going into it. I am feeling a bit tired, but all good. Skip to content Warning — this is going to be a long post! The journey only took 20 minutes, so I was at the start at am My bike was wet from the dew, and my front wheel felt a bit soft. The Bike There were a few turns at the start, but then we hit the longer straighter roads. Fool me once — no drafting I was really careful to avoid drafting after Worms Triathlon. Finish line I got my medal and tried to calm down, my lungs were really tight, but I was fine, that just seems to happen to me sometimes after a hard session, and Roth was a hard session. The end of the Road to Roth So, that is that. Monday Cycled to swim training, I really pushed the pace as I was a bit late. Cycled home with a bit less power, but still a decent pace. Tuesday Just a little Brick today. Wednesday The weather is heating up. Thursday Just a shortish run after work. Saturday Just to keep a bit of the feel for the water, I went for a dip in the Rothsee. An Early Check in The race was set to start at , but as they had stupid check in times, we set off on the train. Delays — again! Monday Just a nice easy swim. Team Sprint The team sprint is simple, but with complications. Delays The start was delayed by from to for some reason. Running to the win After struggling with my shoes again, I was last out of T2. Monday The traglufthalle is gone, so swim training is in the outdoor pool now. Tuesday I had Tuesday off work and had planned a big day of training. Wednesday I just went to TBB 25m pool to swim after work. Thursday This was the big one, I had a 6h ride planned. Friday I just ran on Friday, my legs seemed to be feeling good and I had to actively slow myself down a few times. Sunday Zell Team Sprint day, see the race report. Monday Cycled to swimming, swam, cycled home. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next page.
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