Geez, how is tomorrow already August 13th? Where did summer go? How did Luray sneak up on me so fast? And why have I decided to race on a RECOVERY week? Even though this is not an "A race"- I still have a few goals. Nothing wild and crazy though. Luray is a pretty tough course, so I am not expecting a PR. If I PR, awesome, but that is not one of my goals for the weekend.
- Goal #1: HAVE FUN! This is my top priority for the weekend. Racing on a recovery weekend is not really ideal, but I won't be alone. Over 100 Team Zers are racing on Saturday which means it is going to be a lot of fun! If you are in the area this weekend and happen to stumble upon a group of crazy people dressed up in silly costumes with cow bells and horns- DO NOT BE ALARMED! It is just Team Z. :)
- Goal #2: PR the swim. I have only done one other Olympic distance tri- Rumpass. Although Rumpass was a wetsuit legal race, I think I am in better swim shape than I was back in April. Plus it shouldn't be freezing cold, and I hope I won't be super nervous. I was a big ball of nerves before Rumpass. If I don't PR the swim tomorrow- no biggie! I just want to swim a smart race. The Luray swim course is a little tricky
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- Goal #3: When it comes to hilly rides, I tend to get a little nervous and lose faith in my climbing abilities. So my goal tomorrow is to remember to have faith in my biking abilities and ATTACK the HILLS! Miss Scarlett and I have been spending a lot of time together, and it is time to show what those hills what I am made of!
- Goal #4: Run a smart 10K! I am not sure what I am going to have left the bike course, so I want to run a smart 6.2 miles. I need to remember to watch my pace during the first 2 or so miles. I tend to go out too fast despite having lead legs from biking. I think it’s because I am always happy to get off of the bike. No offense, Miss Scarlett! :)
Good luck to everyone racing this weekend. I hope you all have a SAFE and FUN race.
Good luck this weekend! Can't wait to see how you did.
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