Triathlon Training Resources

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Sweetwater Elementary 5K

I ran in the 3rd Annual Sweetwater Elementary 5K this past weekend and had a great time. I came in 2nd overall with a time of 20:11. The course was a bit long at 3.18 miles but they are never exact and everyone ran the same course so it was fine.

I am ready for the first triathlon of my season next Sunday. It is an olympic distance with a lake swim. I am very anxious to see how much I have improved over last year. I have put in a lot of work and my run times reflect that. My slowest 5K this year has been a 20:40 and all my others have been under 20:30 and a PR race of 19:39. I have built a decent bike base for the first time ever as well so I look forward to a good race this weekend.

Next month is Daytona Frogman and St. Anthony's is 2 weeks after that. I am looking at a busy race season and look forward to racing well and staying injury free.

I will post results with race reports as time permits.

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2 comments:

  1. Hi Craig,

    I came a cross your blog a couple of months ago and have been checking it out ever since. I look forward to hearing how your first triathlon of the year went!

    My husband and I are developing a triathlon training website and I thought you might like it: www.intelligent-triathlon-training.com

    We have just added a great training planner tool to the site. It is simple to use and can help you to meet your objectives and get the most out of your training.

    If you like it please add a link to us on your blog.

    Anyway, good luck with the training!

    Best wishes,
    Rhona.

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