I'm off to Switzerland tomorrow for the European Masters Mountain Running Champs. I have 4 million things to do today which include a 2 hour spin on the bike (did an hour and half swimming already today!!) so I better get going. I'm almost afraid to go out on the bike today, it's so windy....
In two weeks it'll be the same again as I'm off to Germany for the European Mountain Running Champs. At least it's not Switzerland again....less temptation to buy chocolate....I reckon....
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Best of luck! Aquaasho
I feel tired just reading about your preparations.
Go, girl, go!
You have trained hard with a sub 3 marathon just behind you and tons of great cross training recently.
Stay on your feet, fuel, hydrate, and remember your mantra "Push!"
Enjoy your adventure!
Cheers Steph! So good of you!
Hi Eric, thanks for the encouragement. I assume you mean "off" my feet! Ha ha!
Good luck!
Fantastic achievement Aisling. Well done.
Mick
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Congrats
Tony
Just read your Aquathon comments and previous related posts. I am really impressed - to go from effectively zero to an ironman swim, that takes alot of guts. Good luck with it.
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Best of luck Aisling with your Ironman.
Mick
Cheers everyone!
Cheers everyone!
Sunday 7th Sept
News just in .....
IronWoman Aisling has completed her 1st Iron Man in 13hrs 12 Min.
3.8k swim
180k bike
finished with a Marathon 26.2 miles
Fantastic, we are all very proud of you !
Tony, Grace & Keane
Bloody well done Aisling. Bet you're knackered. And I just popped in to update you on this year's Jungfrau (same as last year but with clouds blocking the view at the top)but your effort knocks that into a cocked hat.
Got chatting to a guy in an Ireland vest on the way round. Thought he might have heared of you but it turns out he was a roadie. Saw another guy in a IMRA vest but didn't manage to talk to him.
Well done again.
Mick
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
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