Can't Sleep

Triathlon at 7am this morning. Been up since 2am clock watching This happens to me everytime

That stinks..take a Tylenol PM next time. Then a Rockstar or Redbull when you wake up.

I wondered what you were doing up so late....or early.
ANTICIPATION - gets us everytime. Good Luck in the race. Go, Otter, Go ........

The mind races before the body!!! Good luck RO!!!!

Wow- congrats RO- that takes true determination! So proud of you!

I bet you will sleep like a baby otter tonight

RO, it's awesome that you're doing a triathalon, especially the day after driving back from the beach. I can relate to the insomnia -- even before something as easy as the Peachtree Road Race, I'm so anxious that I can't sleep.

Hope you do well!

That stinks..take a Tylenol PM next time. Then a Rockstar or Redbull when you wake up.

I'd be too loopy if I did that

I wondered what you were doing up so late....or early.
ANTICIPATION - gets us everytime. Good Luck in the race. Go, Otter, Go ........

and I mean every freakin time

The mind races before the body!!! Good luck RO!!!!

so true. All night all I could think about was the swim..... uuugggghhhh I hate the swim (mostly cause I never train for the swim )

Wow- congrats RO- that takes true determination! So proud of you!

and i you. Hope things work out for the red head

I bet you will sleep like a baby otter tonight

Hopefully curled up in GB's bosom

RO, it's awesome that you're doing a triathalon, especially the day after driving back from the beach. I can relate to the insomnia -- even before something as easy as the Peachtree Road Race, I'm so anxious that I can't sleep.

Hope you do well!

Knocked 10 minutes off of last years time. I felt good about that but still 8 minutes shy of my ridiculous goal

congrats RO! no matter what your time i think it awesome that you can do any of this!

Well crap, I just checked the archived times and I only knocked off almost 8 minutes. BUT..... I feel like I could do it again later today and last year I sat on the couch and whimpered all day long

Very impressive RO....glad you had a good race!!!!!

Congrats! Knocking off 8 minutes is grayt!

Congrats! Knocking off 8 minutes is grayt!

With a 1/4 mile left in the run I hear slap slap slap beside me..... it was a 44 year old dude (built like Hop but about 6'4") wearing Tevas :angry: .......
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Probably hit the waterpipe just before the race too

With a 1/4 mile left in the run I hear slap slap slap beside me..... it was a 44 year old dude (built like Hop but about 6'4") wearing Tevas :angry: .......
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Probably hit the waterpipe just before the race too

Sounds like you did well. It wasn't long ago when we were selecting team names for your race team and names like, "Saved the best for last," came to mind. Congratulations on passing that mark.

With a 1/4 mile left in the run I hear slap slap slap beside me..... it was a 44 year old dude (built like Hop but about 6'4") wearing Tevas :angry: .......

Tevas? You must be kidding ... athough we saw a lot of teenaged girls running the Peachtree in flip-flops.

Tevas? You must be kidding ... athough we saw a lot of teenaged girls running the Peachtree in flip-flops.

Yup.... Tevas :angry:

I somehow win a mental triatholon everyday. I am in the record books.

Yup.... Tevas :angry:

How in the world. Don't they get a little slippery from the sweat????

How in the world. Don't they get a little slippery from the sweat????

That is where I think the waterpipe comes in

How in the world. Don't they get a little slippery from the sweat????

Teva makes many different types of shoes/sandals. I met a guy wearing Tevas while hiking the AT. Everyone else, except for a few ultra-light hikers who were wearing running shoes, was wearing boots. Although there was this one guy I met who was walking it barefoot. I have a feeling that he didn't make it too far, but I was surprised that he had already walked barefoot over the mountains for about 40 miles when I met him.

Way to go RO!!!

congrats ro !!

Teva makes many different types of shoes/sandals. I met a guy wearing Tevas while hiking the AT. Everyone else, except for a few ultra-light hikers who were wearing running shoes, was wearing boots. Although there was this one guy I met who was walking it barefoot. I have a feeling that he didn't make it too far, but I was surprised that he had already walked barefoot over the mountains for about 40 miles when I met him.

Dang, he must have some tough feet!!!:shock:

How abso-freakin-lutely fantastic! Way to go!!!

You said 44 as if that was old or something. :angry:

Dang, he must have some tough feet!!!:shock:

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