Location: Chicago, IL
Formed On: Oct 14, 2008
Popularity: 8 Members
Group Leader: Greg Stallkamp
To share information, workouts, and tips regarding triathlons.
Fitness Interests: Triathlons, swimming, running, biking
For really long bikes or bricks, I also use Hammer Perpetuem. This ispowder... ... read more
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Total Time: 09:33:53I later found out I finished 7th in my age group. One... ... read more
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Run (26.2 miles): 3:25:18 (7:51/mi pace)I took it out fast. I got very... ... read more
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Bike (112 miles) 5:05:41 (22.0 mph pace): read more
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While sports drinks are touted as the perfect cure for post-workout replenishment, a...
Summer is a great time to try some light vegetarian recipes that feature seasonal fruits and vegetables. Vegetarian recipes are good as they can...
Member Comments
Greg Says...
I just can't help but think that since everyone else has these $3,000 triathlon specific bikes that they have some sort of advantage over me, but really while they may be more comfortable or smoother, I don't know if they're actually faster than a roadbike.
posted Oct 16, 2008 7:42 AM | view profile | add as friend
Carlos Says...
I definitely get the same feeling on the bike - however, I noticed in the last race that 10 or 15 people who zoomed by me on the bike were sucking wind on the run and I passed them like they were sitting down. Remember there are three parts to the race - all w/equal importance - it just seems like the bike gets so much focus.
posted Oct 15, 2008 1:31 PM | view profile | add as friend
Greg Says...
My problem is in the bike portion of the race. I have a pretty good bike (a Jamis Ventura), but I feel like I am getting passed by everybody on the bike portion. I don't know if has to do with them being in better shape, competitors being more aerodynamic, or just having faster bikes. It seems like I'm peddling just as fast, but not going as fast.
posted Oct 15, 2008 8:36 AM | view profile | add as friend