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Month: September 2011
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Alcatraz Invitational 2011: A New PR and GPS Fun
Yesterday, I swam the Alcatraz Invitational 2011, one of the many Alcatraz swims that are held each year. This one is held by the South End Rowing Club and is a favorite. Alcatraz swims can generally be held in two conditions, either starting with a flood or ebb. Then there is a slack where it…
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NYC Marathon 2011: Two Month Build from Zero to Race
Right before Labor Day, I got word that there was an entry available to the NYC Marathon. Of course I jumped on it and now I’m entered. The only hitch was…I had only two months to prepare for the race! Normally, I like at least 4 months to prepare for a marathon. It gives me…
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The Waikiki Rough Water Swim 9-5-11 with Garmin 305 GPS
Today, I got up early and swam the Waikiki Rough Water Swim. It’s my third time swimming it and hoped for a faster time today but it was not to be – I did it in 1:22:46 which is about 2+ minutes slower than my previous time of 1:20. Rebuilding my stroke via Total Immersion…
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