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Sunday, April 14, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Race Plan - Prospect Park Duathlon 2013
Race plan:
Friday evening:
Prep all gear, make sure you have all the nutrition and fluids you need for race day
- Lay out clothes for run. You will wear this to the race:
Trisuit, compression socks, light bike pants, running shoes, running jacket, heart monitor, Forerunner, Road ID, hat, inhaler
- Pack backpack
Helmet, biking shoes, sunglasses, gloves, GU, extra water bottle, driver's license, windbreaker
- Check bike
Tire pressure, chain, brakes
Wipe bike down, clean/lube chain
Check bike pack to make sure you have emergency supplies
Eat a good dinner
Shower
Get in bed by 9:30pm
Race Day
Wake up at 4am
4:05 Dress, grab liquids / food from fridge
4:15 Eat pita peanut butter & jelly sandwich
4:20 Hydrate
4:25 Double check bike
4:40 Bathroom
4:45 Depart, allow extra time to get to subway
Bike from Seaman Ave to 168th Street. Subway from 168th Street to Prospect Park should take 1 hour 15 minutes. Arrive at Prospect Park at 6:30am
7am- packet pickup (bib 57)
7:15 - bike to transition area
7:30 - double check bike, put gear in place for transition, apply bib/stickers, relax - you're there!
7:45 - mandatory pre-race meeting
8:00 - RACE BEGINS - YOU WILL FINISH!
Goals:
- Finish under 1:30:00
- Finish strong!
Race day success:
- Pace yourself! Don't go out too hard.
- Smart transitions - be thoughtful, not rushed.
- First mile of bike go easy, let your body transition
- Pace final 2 miles to avoid cramping and fatigue/asthma
- Practice good nutrition:
Eat 4 tz 15 mins before, hydrate (sip) during first run
GU at bike transition, hydrate every loop
Final leg, GU at transition, sip water, don't chug - no cramping!
- Stay in the drops on bike as much as possible, stretch legs every loop
- Finish strong. Don't lose form at the end!
Things to remember:
This is your first race of the season - NOT YOUR "A" RACE
You are doing this for you - it's not about the other athletes
Don't worry about what the other athletes are doing
You are not going to "win", but you aren't going to "lose"
Listen to your body, and make sure to feed it
This is your race.
Friday evening:
Prep all gear, make sure you have all the nutrition and fluids you need for race day
- Lay out clothes for run. You will wear this to the race:
Trisuit, compression socks, light bike pants, running shoes, running jacket, heart monitor, Forerunner, Road ID, hat, inhaler
- Pack backpack
Helmet, biking shoes, sunglasses, gloves, GU, extra water bottle, driver's license, windbreaker
- Check bike
Tire pressure, chain, brakes
Wipe bike down, clean/lube chain
Check bike pack to make sure you have emergency supplies
Eat a good dinner
Shower
Get in bed by 9:30pm
Race Day
Wake up at 4am
4:05 Dress, grab liquids / food from fridge
4:15 Eat pita peanut butter & jelly sandwich
4:20 Hydrate
4:25 Double check bike
4:40 Bathroom
4:45 Depart, allow extra time to get to subway
Bike from Seaman Ave to 168th Street. Subway from 168th Street to Prospect Park should take 1 hour 15 minutes. Arrive at Prospect Park at 6:30am
7am- packet pickup (bib 57)
7:15 - bike to transition area
7:30 - double check bike, put gear in place for transition, apply bib/stickers, relax - you're there!
7:45 - mandatory pre-race meeting
8:00 - RACE BEGINS - YOU WILL FINISH!
Goals:
- Finish under 1:30:00
- Finish strong!
Race day success:
- Pace yourself! Don't go out too hard.
- Smart transitions - be thoughtful, not rushed.
- First mile of bike go easy, let your body transition
- Pace final 2 miles to avoid cramping and fatigue/asthma
- Practice good nutrition:
Eat 4 tz 15 mins before, hydrate (sip) during first run
GU at bike transition, hydrate every loop
Final leg, GU at transition, sip water, don't chug - no cramping!
- Stay in the drops on bike as much as possible, stretch legs every loop
- Finish strong. Don't lose form at the end!
Things to remember:
This is your first race of the season - NOT YOUR "A" RACE
You are doing this for you - it's not about the other athletes
Don't worry about what the other athletes are doing
You are not going to "win", but you aren't going to "lose"
Listen to your body, and make sure to feed it
This is your race.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
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