Ok, Here's the holiday race, same format as the Turkeyman. You do the race, record your own times, TIME STOPS DURING TRANSITIONS, you have max one hour for each transition. This allows you to drive home from the pool or whatever. Race does not start until christmas morning, I must have all entries by the end of 2004, any entries recieved after 2004 will not be accepted. I have decided no age groups this time just men/womens. Please register on this thread (or complain/comment) I will open a results thread on Christmas Morning. There will be a third race catagory however, see below:
Tri: 500m swim, 20k bike, 5k run.
Du: 5k run, 20k bike, 5k run.
Ski: 10k ski, 20k bike, 5k run.
Skiing is crosscountry, NOT DOWNHILL, skiers may stride or skate. We just don't have enough people to diffrentiate.
The rules:
Easy to enter: No entry required except posting your times by the cut off.
No entry fee: thats right absolutly free (beat that IMNA)
Awards: Awards will be given out in each division going 3 deep. Rewards will consist of bragging rights only, given the cost of entry that seems fair.
The rules: (note anyone caught breaking the rules will be banished to the lavendar room with Hottie thread privileges revoked)
1) Have fun.
2) Race may be completed anytime between 12am 12/25/04 and 11:59pm 12/31/04, in other words anytime between Christmas Morning and New Years Eve.
3) Race must be completed as one continious event except as noted below.
4) Swim leg, 500m please keep accurate track of your laps, I suggest having someone count for you or using some device to record laps. immediately after you complete 500m STOP YOUR WATCH you have one hour to begin your bike leg. This allows you to go home and ride on the trainer, or outside if possible. Note if you stop or get out of the pool during this portion the clock keeps running.
5) Duathletes, you will also have 1 hour after the first 5k, this probably isn't necessary but it keeps thing even.
6) The bike, 20k, try to be as accurate as possible. If using a trainer you may set the tension as light as you like but the wheel must touch the tension device. remember that your computer will not register if the magnet is on the front wheel. If you stop or get off the bike the clock keeps running. When you hit 20k STOP YOUR WATCH. You have one hour to get to your run location.
7) The run, 5k, either treadmill or outside. try to be as accurate as possible. I am using a certified 5k course in my town for this. When you are done STOP YOUR WATCH. This will be you total time. I will open a seperate thread to be used to post times only, use this thread for comments. That way I don't have to wade through the comments to get everyones times. If you have your splits post them, if not overall time is fine include age, gender, and wether you did the tri or du or ski.
7.5) The ski. I thought 10k sounded like a fun doable distance, any one have a comment on this let me know.
8) Transition times should not be included in any way. Basically everyone has a 1hr t1 and t2.
9) drafting on the bike will not be tolerated, drafters will be forced to handwrite the powercranks vs. rotor cranks thread in it's entirety.
10) above all see rule #1
So who's up for a race?
Obiligatory idiot proofing:
The above bears no responsibility in any way shape or form for any injuring to person or property suffered during this event. Triathlon is a dangerous sport, any risk of injury or death is solely the resposibility of the participant. Slowtwitch .com is in no way affiliated with this production.
Jim
Jim
**Note above poster works for a retailer selling bikes and related gear*
Tri: 500m swim, 20k bike, 5k run.
Du: 5k run, 20k bike, 5k run.
Ski: 10k ski, 20k bike, 5k run.
Skiing is crosscountry, NOT DOWNHILL, skiers may stride or skate. We just don't have enough people to diffrentiate.
The rules:
Easy to enter: No entry required except posting your times by the cut off.
No entry fee: thats right absolutly free (beat that IMNA)
Awards: Awards will be given out in each division going 3 deep. Rewards will consist of bragging rights only, given the cost of entry that seems fair.
The rules: (note anyone caught breaking the rules will be banished to the lavendar room with Hottie thread privileges revoked)
1) Have fun.
2) Race may be completed anytime between 12am 12/25/04 and 11:59pm 12/31/04, in other words anytime between Christmas Morning and New Years Eve.
3) Race must be completed as one continious event except as noted below.
4) Swim leg, 500m please keep accurate track of your laps, I suggest having someone count for you or using some device to record laps. immediately after you complete 500m STOP YOUR WATCH you have one hour to begin your bike leg. This allows you to go home and ride on the trainer, or outside if possible. Note if you stop or get out of the pool during this portion the clock keeps running.
5) Duathletes, you will also have 1 hour after the first 5k, this probably isn't necessary but it keeps thing even.
6) The bike, 20k, try to be as accurate as possible. If using a trainer you may set the tension as light as you like but the wheel must touch the tension device. remember that your computer will not register if the magnet is on the front wheel. If you stop or get off the bike the clock keeps running. When you hit 20k STOP YOUR WATCH. You have one hour to get to your run location.
7) The run, 5k, either treadmill or outside. try to be as accurate as possible. I am using a certified 5k course in my town for this. When you are done STOP YOUR WATCH. This will be you total time. I will open a seperate thread to be used to post times only, use this thread for comments. That way I don't have to wade through the comments to get everyones times. If you have your splits post them, if not overall time is fine include age, gender, and wether you did the tri or du or ski.
7.5) The ski. I thought 10k sounded like a fun doable distance, any one have a comment on this let me know.
8) Transition times should not be included in any way. Basically everyone has a 1hr t1 and t2.
9) drafting on the bike will not be tolerated, drafters will be forced to handwrite the powercranks vs. rotor cranks thread in it's entirety.
10) above all see rule #1
So who's up for a race?
Obiligatory idiot proofing:
The above bears no responsibility in any way shape or form for any injuring to person or property suffered during this event. Triathlon is a dangerous sport, any risk of injury or death is solely the resposibility of the participant. Slowtwitch .com is in no way affiliated with this production.
Jim
Jim
**Note above poster works for a retailer selling bikes and related gear*