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Shoulda gone for the sprint with the <i>pool</i> swim.
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Woo hoo it's gonna be easy to swim in!!!!!!!!!<br><br>
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Holy Mary Mother of God...<br><br>
Oh SH!T<br><br>
The inaugural IM Xterra was a big success, those that escaped with their lives won.
Oh SH!T<br><br>
The inaugural IM Xterra was a big success, those that escaped with their lives won.
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...must be received by July 31, 2007. Race management is not responsible for injuries or death caused by conditions on course, including but not limited to: freakishly high waves, crocodile pits, falling rocks, pools of quicksand, razor sharp....
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(Turning away from the beach...) Um... Taxi!<br><br>
(Chris, do you know where that one's from? Looks a little like a shot of the L.A. Tri a couple years ago.)
(Chris, do you know where that one's from? Looks a little like a shot of the L.A. Tri a couple years ago.)
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Ok, this is in incredibly poor taste and I apologize ahead of time.<br><br>
"The start of the last annual post-Christmas day 2004 Indonesia Triathlon"
"The start of the last annual post-Christmas day 2004 Indonesia Triathlon"
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"In addition to wetsuits, surfboards, windsurfers, jetskis and submarines were also allowed during the swim portion of the triathlon"
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(TASM, yes I think it's the LA Tri; any survivors? any testimonies?)<br><br>
I guess I could hide between that wave, tread water for 15 minutes, and then swim back to T1.
I guess I could hide between that wave, tread water for 15 minutes, and then swim back to T1.
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It looks right nasty, but if you look onth eother side of the wave the water is flat. You have to get out past the breakers, that's the tough part.<br><br>
It's really not hard to pass a wave like that. Just duck under. It's mving pretty fast so by thetime you get under it, it's gone past and you can go on.<br><br>
We had waves like that at GCT a few years back. The first 300-400 yds were breaker after breaker. I fought like hell to get past them and realized I didn't set my watch. In the second it took me to reach over and push the button, I ended up on the beach and had to start all over. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"><br><br>
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It's really not hard to pass a wave like that. Just duck under. It's mving pretty fast so by thetime you get under it, it's gone past and you can go on.<br><br>
We had waves like that at GCT a few years back. The first 300-400 yds were breaker after breaker. I fought like hell to get past them and realized I didn't set my watch. In the second it took me to reach over and push the button, I ended up on the beach and had to start all over. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"><br><br>
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"Lake Winnipesaukee, Ellacoya State Park, Gilford, New Hampshire. August 18, 2007, 7:30am"
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