Alright, let’s have 'em. Location, time, and number of IM’s done before your best. Splits too.
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IM CDA 2004
S(56),B(5:45),R(3:58)=10:48
1st IM
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IM West Oz Nov 04
Swim 58:30 (was thrilled as I am a crap swimmer and the dream goal was 1 hour)
Bike 5:11:something (well paced held constant power throughout - 222W avg HR 148)
Run 3:45: This was the disappointing part. Was hoping for sub 3:20. Oh well next time Gadget.
Total 9:55
First and only Ironman to date.
Ironman 1986 10:35 Splits … 1hr swim, 5:30 bike 4:00 run. Wedding the night before priceless and going on 19 years. Moving to Hawaii because of the Ironman, going on 13 years. Missing not doing Ironman since 86 0. Aloha
MV 2005
I was in the same race . If yoy call that a losy swim 58.34 (151 / 780) puts you in the top 19% exiting the water !
Well done to you in your first IM !!
IMWA (MY ONE AND ONLY)
-Swim 1.43 (hey , I was told to conserve energy , LOL !)
-Bike 6.07
-Run 5.05
12.55 total. What an experience !
Best IM was my 3rd in Florida in '03 - 9:27 1:01, 5:06, 3:12.
IM USA/LP 2004: S 1:16:32; T1 9:56; B 5:48:08; T2 5:34; R 4:08:14 Total: 11:28:22.
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9 IM’s in total
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Best time, IMC '92, 9:04 (1:00/5:00/3:04) 10th place overall.
Goodness gracious that seems like a lifetime ago! Like it’s somehow disconnected from reality.
Fleck
hey ccf, i was slightly behind you all day and must have just caught you in the run.
im usa 04: s:1:16 b: 5:58 r:4:03 - 11:27:xx
Geeze! We have some fast folks here…and, my goodness, some really greatr 1st IMs!!!
I have done 12 IMs (so far): IMNZ, IMC x 4, IMH x 3, IME (Roth ) x 4 + 1 in '89 at a shorter distance.
Best is 10.31…6 times under 11 hrs.
Yes… we need to work on our swim! 
IM-Moo 2002
My first IM and fastest to date: 10:43, 1:03 swim; 5:23 bike, 4:11 run + trans.
i’m trying, i’m trying. i saw doug stern in december and that’s helped. maybe i need a thicker wetsuit 
Only one done yet, Esprit triathlon in Montréal. I was supposed to do IM Austria last year but had to withdraw 3 days before due to sickness!
10:28:11 FERRON, Richard Ste-Foy
swim : 1:16:51 2:02
Bike : 5:10:30 34.8
Run : 3:54:16 5:34
Planning to beat that at IM Lanzarote in May!
I will have to post for the slow guys. Two Ironmans both IMC. Best was 2004 as part of Cops for Cancer.
11:56 1:06, 5:48, 4:50 (yes I need a lot of work on the run).
15 IMs under my belt including 3xIM Hawaii.
Best time was IM Florida in 2000: 10:19:48 - S 1:11, B 5:14, R 3:47 ( I did have a disavantage against the young kids - I was 3 months shy of my 50th birthday)
11 Total.
Fastest was IMC 95: 56 min swim, 5:17 bike, 4:07 run, 5 min of transitions, 10:25. Although this was a PB time it was a horrible meltdown on the run as I had done the race sick and could not digest any food. I was hoping to run sub 3:40…shoulda coulda woulda
My best was LP 1999: 62, 5:41, 3:45, for a 10:36 including those outrageously long transitions at LP. The best part was that I finished strong coming back from the final run turnaround. I did this race with only two rides of 180k. All my other rides were 90K hard or less. I was also doing leg weights for 15 min after every run until 10 days before the race.
IMFL 2003 12:28. 1:20ish, 5:50ish, 4:50ish, lots of time in T1, T2. I was actually glad to be running during the dark, since there was a full lunar eclipse. Race was nice, and I beat my goal time (13), but more satisfying (to me) was starting the Ironwishes.org foundation that has raised about $200k for Make A Wish through participation by more than 40 IM triathletes.
I’ve done a bunch.
They tend to be in the 6 1/2 - 7 hour range.
Then I roll over and get out of bed.
My first - Kona 1991, 1:06 swim, 5:30 bike, 4:23 run for a 11:05 total.