imswimmer328 wrote:
I think you all are seriously underestimating people's ability to recover. Pro cyclists race a huge number of days each year, and it's not like most races are short. I doubt this will effect their ability to race at KonaAt least for me I am not doubting his ability to recovery but I don't think we truly know the extent of the injury. It may clear up over night or it may take a while and have lingering effects such as muscles imbalances etc. While his injury happened biking, he continued to swim and bike in the lead up to the race. It was the running he could not do. Does it affect his ability to complete Kona? Probably not. Could it affect his ability to race Kona? I think it surely could. But yes, he has lots of time to recover and prep. Does anyone know if this will count, I assume it will but I thought it was somewhat at Ironman's discretion.
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Thomas Gerlach: Apr 18, 18 19:17