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- Post Ironman: getting fat and rusty
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 3: the run
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 2: the bike
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 1: the swim
- Happy 1st Anniversary for irondaughterirondad.com :)
- Happy Birthday IronDaughter!
- Training and recovery after Ironman
- Ironman #5: 12:33:54…new PR by 24 minutes :)
- Race day morning!
- Track Your Athlete(s) …final pre-race notes
- Last training workout…done…Ironman next!
- It’s beginning to look a lot like Ironman!
- Ironman Florida forecast links
- time going fast
- another beautiful day in paradise
- beautiful day at Panama City Beach!
- One week to go…off to Florida!
- cramped week
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- S#!^ Happens on 27th June'18
- Age Graded Race Time and Percentile on 21st September'14
- Track Your Athlete(s) ...final pre-race notes on 2nd September'13
- I'm baaaaack :) on 1st April'12
- Post Ironman: getting fat and rusty on 15th December'11
- Dad's workout metrics on 7th December'11
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 3: the run on 27th November'11
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 2: the bike on 26th November'11
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 1: the swim on 26th November'11
- Happy 1st Anniversary for irondaughterirondad.com :) on 13th November'11
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Author Archives: Dad
You are my hero!
I’ve just been _JAMMED_ at work this past week…and it becomes even more frantic for the next 2 weeks in advance of an annual convention that I attend every year…we announce/roll-out a lot of new programs at the convention every year, … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Training
Tagged exercise and work, you are my hero
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The best training weeks are quiet ones
As I was logging my workout today, I was reminded that the best training weeks for me are the quiet ones…not quiet in terms of workload, but quiet in terms of my training log entry…I know I’m having a good week, … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Training
Tagged executing training plan, training plan
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If a 6 month old can go swimming at -0F…
Well, it seems that a number of us are still wimping out about getting back into the pool in the New Year. Of course the Endurance Nation folks gave some of you a reprieve based on their _STRONG_ opinion that if you … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Swimming
Tagged kid swimming, off season, Swimming, ymca child swimming
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Try yoga online
With my recent hamstring warning shot, I’m back into yoga with more frequency, to make sure that I’m getting stretched out a bit. My introduction to yoga was a ‘Men’s Only’ class many years ago…details in an earlier post: https://irondaughterirondad.com/mens-only-yoga/ … Continue reading
I’ve got a cape. I think I can make it.
One of my all-time favorite cartoons …reminds me _so_ much of _so_ many elements of my life along the way…including Ironman …cracks me up every time I see it 🙂 I just must make this into a t-shirt for training. Click … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts
Tagged cartoon, I've got a cape. I think I can make it., jason love
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I’m _really_ liking these bike workouts
I’m on a Short and Fast workout protocol in the ‘Off Season” (OS) so far, following the Endurance Nation workout schedule. I have to tell you…I’m _really_ liking the bike workouts…tweaked my hamstring on the run workouts…so it’ll be a few … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Training
Tagged bike workouts, endurance nation, FTP, Short and Fast workouts
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Pulled hamstring…ouch!
It’s been an interesting exercise week for me. On my run last Sunday, on the first 1/2 mile acceleration of the workout I pulled my hamstring on my left leg…usual ‘pull’ thing…sudden sharp pain in the middle of the hamstring…ouch! … Continue reading
How many push-ups can you do?
I was talking with a long-time friend and business associate today, that’s been reading our blog, and having a chat about the challenge of consistency and discipline…and the ebb and the flow as we try to keep it all going all … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, strength training
Tagged one arm push-up video, push-up standards, push-ups
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Why are muscles stiff after overexertion exercise
As IÂ felt my quads slowly stiffen up the next day from the running test last week, I was reminded that no-one _really_ knows why that happens, or indeed what it is…and one of my Iron Buddies asked me yesterday about … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Recovery, strength training
Tagged Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, DOMS, Recovery, stiff muscles
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Calories burned on the bike…nobody knows
In a chat the other day with one of my Iron Buddies determined to lose quite a few pounds before racing starts this spring…and a cycling fanatic…I told her that I was working on this post…so here it is 🙂 Seems … Continue reading
Adjusting to snow and ice in the South
As another BIG snow and ice storm rolled through Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, North and South Carolina, I’m reminded that this is more than a little weird for the Southern triathlete…and it’s more disruptive than training in the more traditional snow belts, … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts
Tagged bike indoors, Lake Worth group ride, winter training
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Cool bike graphic
To provide a break from some of my rather _heavy_ testing posts recently, here’s a cool bike graphic that came across my desk, with the component names in text…a very creative piece of work from Aaron Kuehn. More info about the … Continue reading
Testing completed…Ironman goals updated
Interesting week, with the first bike and run tests of the new season completed…and very happy with how I executed them both…particularly considering that I haven’t done a maximal speed test in quite some time…so time to re-evaluate my training … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Ironman, Ironman Florida, Racing, Training
Tagged achieving goals, Annual Training Plan, ironman, ironman goals, Racing
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How do you know that you need a back wax?
Getting back to the pool next week, I’m reminded of a little personal grooming tip for the guys today. If you’ve asked your friend to help zip up your wetsuit, and your back hair keeps getting stuck in the zipper … Continue reading
5K run test nailed: 37 vDOT
I did my run test yesterday, and it was about as good as it gets…well, not so much for the speed, which still needs work, but for the actual test itself 🙂 I felt smooth all the way through, and although … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Racing, Running
Tagged Lactate Threshold Heart Rate, LTHR, run test, vDOT
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