1. Prepare for a triathlon (Jason and I are doing a sprint tri this Sunday) because strictly biking can be really boring in the same city
2. Try to average 2 of the 3 triathlon disciplines per day with the occasional rest day
3. Do some weights on pool days so your upper body doesn't atrophy
4. Alternate road biking and mountain biking
5. Play tennis if it's nice outside and call it "cross-training", play squash if it's cold
6. Eat what you want, when you're hungry. Sleep when you're tired. Train whether you feel like it or not
Pretty simple
Some highlights from my training have been:
-Tailwinds while bikepacking with Jason to Cooking lake for the night
-A long Sunday road bike-ride punctuated with multiple flat tires with real triathletes Andy and Jon
-Learning some triathlon swimming drills at Kinsmen
-Trail runs and running photography with Christina
-Riding Jason's motorcycle after completing the "Jason Ma Invitational Bike/Run" (adrenaline + endorphins = best all-endogenous high)
-Visiting Ben after a particularly wet bike ride and watching him squirm in the presence of my tight riding shorts
Photo: Motivation to Run
Training for me has been a lot different. I only train twice a week. The other days I pretty much stay in bed all day watching How I Met Your Mother. I feel that I am not prepared...
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