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JBST Camp Day 3
ByStuartDay three had the longest bike ride of the camp, a estimated 5 hour ride up the Tabayesco climb. I wasn’t really looking forward to this one, and had considered giving it a miss, but, based on how well the previous two days bike rides had gone, I decided to give it a try. The…
‘What it Takes’ the Movie Released
ByStuartI’ve mentioned ‘What it Takes’, the triathlon movie by Peter Han before in my blog. The film has finally been released, and saw its premier at the Ironman Hawaii carbo-load dinner yesterday. The film is also available to buy on DVD from their site, http://www.witmovie.com. I’ve got my copy on order, and a review will…
Scott Neyedli, 3rd in Hawaii Ironman Age Group
ByStuartCongratulations to Scott Neyedli, from local club Fleet Feet, on this third place in the 25 – 29 age group at the World Ironman championships in Hawaii yesterday. His time of 9:00:01 would have been under 9 hours, but he dropped his Scotland flag on the run-in and went back for it!
Off to Lanzarote
ByStuartWe’re off to Club La Santa in Lanzarote this week for some winter training at Joe Beer’s Triathlon Training Camp.Hopefully, this will kick start my racing season, and will give me a chance to discuss iSMARTtrain with Joe and some of our customers – any other customers out there, drop me an email and we’ll…
JBST Camp Day 6
ByStuartDay six dawned pretty windy, and it looked like the ride out over Fire Mountain to Femes would be interesting, to say the least! Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it!) the ride was cancelled for safety reasons. The morning’s mini-triathlon was also affected by the wind, making the bike leg from…
JBST Camp Days 1 and 2
ByStuartDay 1 of the camp consisted of a 90 minute swim first thing (which I missed due to an ear infection) with Dan Bullock videoing individual swimmers, followed in the afternoon by a two hour bike ride through Soo, Tiagua, La Florida, Tinajo and back to Club la Santa. The bike ride was quite hilly,…
