Just a quick note to let you know that I have added Answer Tips to the Blog. If you now double click on any word, or term, in the text of the posts you should get an explanation or definition.
Some of the language involved with Triathlon and endurance sport can be a bit confusing to the outsider. Please give it a try, if for example you double click on VO2 in the post "Codebreakers" you will get an explanation of VO2 max and if you click on Placid in "Now that the dust has settled" you will get a brief description of Lake Placid.
Non-Brits may also find it useful if I sometimes use uniquely British euphemisms or slang terms such as 'plonker' in the last post.
Hope it helps.
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After only one season as a triathete somehow I have won a training and equipment package from Cadence and other premium sponsors. Now I must graduate to Ironman racing in an attempt to qualify for the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii 2008. To make things even more challenging my progress, or lack of it, will be visible to the 100,000+ readers of Triathlete Magazine.
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- I am a Royal Navy Mine Clearance Diving Officer working as an Exchange Officer with the US Navy and based in Washington D.C.
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1 comment:
Hey James - awesome job on your blog - will you write mine for me too?! :-) ... I'm gonna be lucky if I can post something once a week, but I think you're shaming me into doing a better job! And that answer tips thing is very cool, since I would've described my "non-swimming" self as a 'plonker' (thinking it had something to do with how I tend to just slowly 'bob' along in the water) but now I know I can be a real plonker in or out of the water!
(seriously though, nice job!)
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