today was the 3Disciplines Willow Duathlon here in Michigan. Last year iwrote an editorial and started a thread highly critical of 3Disciplines.
I am pleased to report that Ken Krell and 3Disciplines Racing did an excellent job at the Willow Duathlon today. There were plenty of volunteers, the race was very well monitored, there were good maps in the race packet and the pre-race briefing was very good.
Apparently about 10 people (out of well over 200) did go off course, but the information I have suggests this had NOTHING todo with race marshalls. It was an error on the part of the athletes, by their own admission. There were no complaints, no problems. It was a fine race.
Ken Krell and 3Disciplines deserve credit for a fine job, and I apologize to Ken for the problems my editorial and thread may have created for him personally and professionally. Ken deserves recognition for soaking up my criticism and going out and proving I was wrong about 3Disciplines in 2004. For 2004 3Disciplines has started the year off with a bang.
Willow Duathlon was afine race very well run.
Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com
I am pleased to report that Ken Krell and 3Disciplines Racing did an excellent job at the Willow Duathlon today. There were plenty of volunteers, the race was very well monitored, there were good maps in the race packet and the pre-race briefing was very good.
Apparently about 10 people (out of well over 200) did go off course, but the information I have suggests this had NOTHING todo with race marshalls. It was an error on the part of the athletes, by their own admission. There were no complaints, no problems. It was a fine race.
Ken Krell and 3Disciplines deserve credit for a fine job, and I apologize to Ken for the problems my editorial and thread may have created for him personally and professionally. Ken deserves recognition for soaking up my criticism and going out and proving I was wrong about 3Disciplines in 2004. For 2004 3Disciplines has started the year off with a bang.
Willow Duathlon was afine race very well run.
Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com