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Sunday Oct 1, 2017 #
12 AM
Adventure Racing 7:30:00 [3]
Wrapping up Wilderness Traverse.
Had a lot of fun with the team this year. We're not fast enough to keep up with the really fast teams, but when we navigate well like this race we're still pretty competitive for a part-time adventure racing team.
Had a lot of fun with the team this year. We're not fast enough to keep up with the really fast teams, but when we navigate well like this race we're still pretty competitive for a part-time adventure racing team.
Saturday Sep 30, 2017 #
Event: Wilderness Traverse
8 AM
Adventure Racing race 16:00:00 [3]
Haven't done Wilderness Traverse for a few years and last time we didn't finish when Tyson ended up pretty sick. Simpy joined the team this year and got along great with everyone, except for the fact that we end up showing up right before registration. I'm sure this didn't line up with diligent race prep, but we made it work and we were still in bed by 10:30.
I enjoyed everything about this race except maybe the bike ride out of CP9 until you got off the trail which was killing my hands/upper body on that section of trail. Navigation was pretty good except for some small loopy nav into CP15. Got to see lots of friends and felt like we were a part of the race the whole time. I was feeling like A$$ from the first trek up until our first swim and that seemed to really reset the body and from then on I was pretty good. Last hour of the bike ride was a bit of a slog for me, but got through it.
As always the team was a lot of fun and put up with my exuberant personality the whole race. Really glad I signed up this year. Now just 4 weeks to recover and train for 100 miles.
I enjoyed everything about this race except maybe the bike ride out of CP9 until you got off the trail which was killing my hands/upper body on that section of trail. Navigation was pretty good except for some small loopy nav into CP15. Got to see lots of friends and felt like we were a part of the race the whole time. I was feeling like A$$ from the first trek up until our first swim and that seemed to really reset the body and from then on I was pretty good. Last hour of the bike ride was a bit of a slog for me, but got through it.
As always the team was a lot of fun and put up with my exuberant personality the whole race. Really glad I signed up this year. Now just 4 weeks to recover and train for 100 miles.