Rain.....

It has been raining here all month which makes it difficult to ride the bike. I had 2 descent bricks where I rode 3x(bike 45 min/ run 20 min) but subsequently, I have somehow managed my 3rd sinus infection this year. Back on a different antibiotic now, this is it I swear, let's just pray for sunshine.
On a good note, I did receive my kit from recovery e21 and can't wait to show the tri community how this supplement can truly help. And my wife says she won't miss me now as I ride by.

Week that was....

Well all in all a good week. But Saturday's 5 hour bike ride was performed with real dead legs. Don't know why just felt dead. There are going to be days where you just don't have it but I say rather than pack it in, Slug it out!!! You can't quit in a race, so I'm hoping it builds some sort of toughness. Now that it is March, I am having my athletes pay more attention to nutrtion because soon races will be upon us. In an Ironman distance nutrtion can definitely be the downfall in an otherwise descent race. I believe recovery nutrition is crucial and I always eat within 30 min post exercise and have been using E21 recovery which has definitely taken the bite out of the soreness from workouts. I can't wait for the season to finally start!!!

Getting Stronger

Turned 43 over the weekend and I feel as though I'm starting to become "bullet proof". Put in a great 3 hour run and negative split the 2nd half after taking in a little hammer gel and my trusty e21. I actually cruised away from people w/ a 136 HR. So all in all things are coming together even after a weekend of "gluttany"

I'm Back !!!

Sorry been away for a while. Training has been going well although I had a little bump w/ a sinous infection then a cough that wouldn't quit. I'm on my second round of antibiotics but it hasn't slowed me down! Had a descent 3 days; Friday rode 60 miles, Sat. Ran 2:30, and Sun rode 4:38 of hills!!! I've been taking along the E21 Recovery product and it seems to keep my cramping at bay along with a little surge it seems.

Today is the Super Bowl and I will have my first drink since Jan. 1. I think 1 beer may put me over the top. I better stick to 1 or clothes may start to fall off and my wife banned all nudity @ parties after we got married!

Anyway feeling like Kona is definitely in the cards again!! And I'm proud of all my athletes that keep plugging away.

Feeling Awesome/ Skin Cancer

I know kind of a weird title. But the truth of the matter is I'm feeling awesome, I'm trying a new product called recovery e21 and so far it has made me feel incredible. More to come.... I also found out this week that I have a basal cell cancer on my shoulder which I will have removed on the 20th. Am I freaked out? No, I was more worried that it was going to take away from my training.
I'm so looking forward to the season! I see the Kona return starting to shape up!!!!

Week in Review

What a week! I have had some decent training and all of my clients have been kicking some serious "booty"

I feel really blessed to be able to do what I'm doing sonsidering the horrible year I had last year closing the business and all.

We all have a lot to be thankful for!

And congrats to Deano on qualifying for kona at Arizona!!!

Training Week

Had a descent week of training the totals were; 5900m of swimming, 8 Hours cycling, and 5:21 of running. Did some speedwork in some Saucony flats that are a little to small and I have been battling some shin pain since.
On another note my mom had some surgery this week related to her multiple myaloma. She is tough as nails and is at home recovering. My mom never complains so I'm not going to complain about a little shin pain. Next week is an easy bike week, trying no to do too much too soon. Wildflower is not until May. Still highly motivated at this point, although I did eat some of my son's fries this weekend. I was celebrating his b-day!!Oh well we are not all perfect, also a little too much wine and beer!