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- I’m baaaaack :)
- 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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Category Archives: Achieving Goals
Age group athletes vs. Mother Nature et al
On January 4, 2011, I wrote about my bike test and result of 249 Watts FTP https://irondaughterirondad.com/bike-functional-threshold-power-ftp-test-result-249-watts/ and on January 7, my run test result of 37 vDOT https://irondaughterirondad.com/5k-run-test-nailed-37-vdot/ So it’s coming up to that time to re-test, to see … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Racing, Running, Testing
Tagged fitness gains aging, FTP, testing, vDOT
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Iron Daughter: a study in fitting in workouts
Looking at Iron Daughter’s recently posted training schedule: https://irondaughterirondad.com/daughter-dad-profiles/daughters-profile/daughters-workout-schedule/ …I’m again reminded of the amount of dedication that training for an Ironman takes…particularly if you’re working for a living in a job that doesn’t really allow a flexible schedule during … Continue reading
The power of water and swimming
The recent tsunami in Japan reminds us of just how powerful and dense water really is: (Full screen by clicking on the triangle in the lower right corner) To a lesser degree, we’re faced with the same elements and factors … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Swimming
Tagged ironman swimming, swimming after a break
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VO2max training
My VO2max training phase begins this week…here’s an example of the Main Set within a 60 minute run: MS: 2 x 200, 2 x 400, 2 x 200, all @ IP/Z5/Very Hard with full recoveries between each. The bike VO2max … Continue reading
Training recovery after being sick
So time to recap where I’m at in my training…to a large degree because I’m coming back from being sick…sounds weird…I’m _never_ sick…I guess I’m mortal after all…and wanted to recap it…and we’ll be leaving for vacation for a week … Continue reading
Vegan Virgin: My Conclusions on a Vegan Diet
It’s now been 2 weeks from the beginning of my Vegan Diet experiment…one week on…one week off Rather than write one _long_Â post here, I’m planning to add in more details in separate posts over the next few days as I … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Nutrition, Vegan
Tagged pros and cons vegan diet, vegan diet
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Vegan Virgin: Day 6: Date Night / exercise ramping up
This post is / was written throughout the day (Saturday, Feb. 26). Today is Saturday…Date Night…every Saturday…for well over a decade now…14th Anniversary coming up on March 1st…so longer than that…is it still searingly romantic?…not always…sometimes though…other times, it’s just time to catch … Continue reading
If it kills you, it kills you
Over a lifetime I’ve been stricken with a drive for forward movement…it seems that once I accomplish one goal or a challenge …or not 🙂 …it simply provides a new foundation for the next thing. On the exercise and training side, it … Continue reading
Finally something to blog about…
Just like Ironman ’09, I thought I would give Iron Dad a bit of a headstart with the blog (and the training)… build his confidence, and then blow by him. That’s my memory and I’m sticking to it. In truth, … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Daughter's Blog Posts
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Ironman push-up challenge!
I’m reminded that an Ironman accomplishment can come in many different forms …one example from an earlier post: https://irondaughterirondad.com/laura-scott-you-are-an-ironman/ The most recent was my post about a good friend of mine that had 65 push-ups as a goal on his … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, strength training, Training
Tagged army standards, ironman, push-ups, testing
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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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