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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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I'll mention it again, but probably not likely this year. Living in a more rural area she tends be a bit solo in her tri life so meeting other ST women would be a really good thing.
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Newbie here-
So I take it this is a social get together with a little tri training on the side? ;)
And the location is somewhere near Burbank, CA.
Is there a limit to the number of people who can go (due to lodging limitations)?
I mean, when you use the word "camp" do you mean "in tents" or like the general use "training camp" kind of "camp"?
Thanks for clarifying.
space.monkey :)
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [space.monkey] [ In reply to ]
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space.monkey wrote:
Newbie here-
So I take it this is a social get together with a little tri training on the side? ;)
And the location is somewhere near Burbank, CA.
Is there a limit to the number of people who can go (due to lodging limitations)?
I mean, when you use the word "camp" do you mean "in tents" or like the general use "training camp" kind of "camp"?
Thanks for clarifying.
space.monkey :)

Social + training. You can train as much or as little as you want. There will probably be someone in the same boat.

Location is near Valyermo, CA. About an hour from Burbank (depending on traffic.)

Yes, there is a limit, but that hasn't been an issue yet.

No tents. There is a B&B and once or twice we've put overflow into the "stabbin' cabin" and the camper, but no tents.

Here are some past reports:


http://tribabe.blogspot.com/...witch-triathlon.html

http://tribabe.blogspot.com/...witch-triathlon.html

http://tribabe.blogspot.com/...witch-triathlon.html

http://tribabe.blogspot.com/...end-of-tri-camp.html


http://runningirl.typepad.com/...g/2012/04/index.html

http://parentheticalstatement.wordpress.com/2013/04/

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Hi, I am sort of one of those who rarely posts but am coming to camp!
Just bought plane tickets. It sounds too good to not go. :-)
So, I'd love to "reserve" one of the loaner bikes - I'm 5'7" and right now ride a Giant "small" size or if they go by numbers maybe a 51" ?
Is there anything else I need to do?
Sooooo looking forward to it!
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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The camp sounds awesome! What are the average bike paces that you're able to accomodate?

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [EnduranceGIRL] [ In reply to ]
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EnduranceGIRL wrote:
The camp sounds awesome! What are the average bike paces that you're able to accomodate?

Kind of hard to answer. It depends who comes and what they are training for. And, nearly every ride is either up or down. Very little flat (unless you go down to the desert floor, but we haven't done that for awhile).

But people do tend to sort themselves out and ride together.

clm
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Thanks! I ask because I tend to average 14 MPH on Moderately Hilly Terrain. I train and race at the Full Iron Distance (140.6) but tend to be at the "Back of the Pack" with average paced riders (ie. 16 MPH). ~Carla

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [EnduranceGIRL] [ In reply to ]
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EnduranceGIRL wrote:
Thanks! I ask because I tend to average 14 MPH on Moderately Hilly Terrain. I train and race at the Full Iron Distance (140.6) but tend to be at the "Back of the Pack" with average paced riders (ie. 16 MPH). ~Carla

No problem. You'll fit right in.

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [EnduranceGIRL] [ In reply to ]
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I don't ride at all and I still really enjoy myself. Usually a group goes out in the morning then we do something to entertain ourselves in the afternoon.

Sally and I did this crazy run that we managed to get a bit turned around on. Thankfully she had a GPS map app on her phone. A lot of fun.

We do an outdoor swim that is amazing for those of us in the northern climates.



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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [JenSw] [ In reply to ]
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is that pool in seattle??
i will have to come swim there.
i am so envious!
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [gogogo!] [ In reply to ]
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No, it's a pool in Palmdale, CA. We do have a pool like that in Seattle, bit it's only open in the summer.

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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This sounds awesome. CA is a bit far for me to travel that time of year (I'm a teacher so I can't take much time off) but I am interested to hear about what all the talk about Nasheville is.
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [mdraegerpnw] [ In reply to ]
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OK, Monty is getting ready.

I have this list. We will need a hard count later, but just to get some idea, let me know if you are in.

Excited!!

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Kristi, Christina, Myriam
Gee
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SallySP
JenSW
SDCali
seh
minniepearl
katcycle ?
space.monkey ?
Michelle D.???

clm
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Christina and another friend, Myriam are coming this year.

I am SO excited for camp!
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Still tentative. I have several trips already on the books for 2014, the biggest being a trip to Germany & Italy to tour a whack of auto factories (Porsche, Audi, Lamborghini, possibly Ferrari - yeah seriously - I have the best job!). It's either in May or Sept - if it's in May I'm out; if it's in Sept I'll be in. :-)

AP

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Hi and yes I am definitely in!
Details later to be sure.
Looking forward immensely! (Is that a word?)
Mindy
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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You are correct! I am in and will be joined by my friend Michele.
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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So does this mean that we'll have more people from Chicago area than from the entire state of California??

check out my blog http://theswimmingtriathlete.com
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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I definitely want to come. Assuming work schedule/vacation time cooperates.

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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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Kristi and I decided that monty needs to teach us flip turns this year. I am failing miserably at them.

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Jen

"In order to keep a true perspective on one's importance, everyone should have a dog that worships him and a cat that will ignore him." - Dereke Bruce
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [JenSw] [ In reply to ]
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JenSw wrote:
Kristi and I decided that monty needs to teach us flip turns this year. I am failing miserably at them.
Must work on the somersault before you can master the flip. I teach the progression that makes it easy. Though when I was learning many, many moons ago, I gave myself a black eye from turning too close to an outside corner in my pool at home.

check out my blog http://theswimmingtriathlete.com
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [SDCali] [ In reply to ]
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I got the summersault but twist partway through and end up sideways. If I just do a straight summersault without adding the flip turn I come up fine.

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"In order to keep a true perspective on one's importance, everyone should have a dog that worships him and a cat that will ignore him." - Dereke Bruce
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [JenSw] [ In reply to ]
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many coaches, including my masters coach who wrote an article on this for the USMS magazine, advocate that you stay on your back as you push off (toes to the sky on the wall), and only twist after you push. But of course I will defer entirely to Monty for the lessons. :)

ETA: This one's from my tri coach. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkKs7QosHSo
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [Gee] [ In reply to ]
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Gee wrote:
many coaches, including my masters coach who wrote an article on this for the USMS magazine, advocate that you stay on your back as you push off (toes to the sky on the wall), and only twist after you push. But of course I will defer entirely to Monty for the lessons. :)

ETA: This one's from my tri coach. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkKs7QosHSo
My college coach made me switch to doing it that way, too. It's easier and faster to turn using your momentum after pushing off the wall.

check out my blog http://theswimmingtriathlete.com
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Re: Womens' Camp 2014 [ironclm] [ In reply to ]
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I won't be able to make it. :-(

Sucks, too, because I definitely need flip turn practice!
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