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Ok.
Triathlon is expensive- I can see why it is the mid-life crisis sport of choice.
200 notes on a wetsuit, whatever on a TT bike (although if the course is flat I might use my fixed, which is set up for TTing), I'm assuming some sort of sleeveless undergarment/short combo also?
100 notes on a wetsuit will see you good.
No fixed allowed in tri - s/s only, with 2 brakes.
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The urban fox is probably too lazy to go for live chickens in a half decent run. There's probably a KFC in a bin that's an easier hit. I live out of London so have enough space now but in a suburban area; our neigbours haven't seen a fox in 35 years. Obviously this does not mean they aren't around somewhere.
In the real countryside, the fox is hungrier, fitter, smarter, dedicated to the cause. In the end, it will get in.
Urban foxes carry knives.
They will bare fuck chickens up, blud.
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I know there's no definite answer to this, but what roughly is a good time to do 1500m of crawl in a 25m pool (i.e., 60 lengths)? As some sort of comparison, you could say that doing a century on a bike at around 18mph is good.
I've started swimming more recently and am trying to improve my technique. I'm really fit on a bike, but I don't seem to be able to swim particularly fast at the moment and would like to have something to aim for.
I've watched a few short technique videos and am trying to put them into practice. To add to those, does anyone have any real generic crawl tips that may help?
Swimsmooth.com gives good guidance.(It's all swimsmooth or total immersion these days.)
Catch-up drills and finger drag drills are good for technique.
A good benchmark for anything I do it to take the world record and double it - So 29 minutes for 1,500m,
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I ran a load of the marathon route yesterday - Tower Bridge to Battersea along the South bank, and then back on the North bank.
25k in the same time the girls took to run 42k.