I Am Making Significant Changes to My Training Regimen

February 8th, 2010 admin

I neglected to mention a very important thing in my post about “running” the Death Valley Trail Marathon yesterday. And that thing is that, as The Runner dragged me across the finish line, I thought to myself, “This was really easy and I bet I could have done this after swimming a couple miles and riding a century.” And it’s fortunate I thought that. You see, evidently I didn’t make it clear that I was totally joking when I said I could easily do an IronMan . Because Timex — one of the major sponsors of the Ironman — has contacted me and said, “OK, Fatty. You’re in the St. George Ironman . Let us know how it goes for you…


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