Shocker - don't read this if you're good, it'll bore you
bean machine
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Anyone else partake in the F3 olympic distance at Dorney yesterday? I did and would say I had an absolute shocker in the water - with a tad of the panics and tight chest - I think it was because we seemed to have very little time to acclimatise to the water...I have never had this before.
Having debated whether to give up after lap one of the 2 lap swim, I carried on and got round the whole thing, so that was a positive. So I guess it was more about a mental challenge than a physical one, although that was my first olympic distance so I guess it was a physical achievement.
The thing that really annoyed me was the removal of the mats before I had come out of T1, so no split time...and there were still others behind me - slightly infuriating that they couldn't be bothered to make sure that there were no competitiors left!
Not as well organised as the Human Race events in my opinion...
No aches and pains today, so another plus.
Having debated whether to give up after lap one of the 2 lap swim, I carried on and got round the whole thing, so that was a positive. So I guess it was more about a mental challenge than a physical one, although that was my first olympic distance so I guess it was a physical achievement.
The thing that really annoyed me was the removal of the mats before I had come out of T1, so no split time...and there were still others behind me - slightly infuriating that they couldn't be bothered to make sure that there were no competitiors left!
Not as well organised as the Human Race events in my opinion...
No aches and pains today, so another plus.
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