Sunday, March 30th, 2008

A real post race update is coming soon

Barely squeaked by my goal time of 6 hours. Final time was 5 hours and 57 minutes. I’m very pleased overall with the day. Couldn’t have done it without my families support!

I can’t move my legs…seriously.

Andy B
outsideallday.com

5 comments – Filed under Andy's Personal,Triathlons by Andy Brazelton at 16:08.

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Sunday, March 30th, 2008

March 29-30 Southridge National – Fontana

March 29-30 Southridge National – Fontana

National Mountain Bike Series (NMBS) Race #1
and So Cal State Cross Country #2 / Super D #2 So Cal State Race Series
Southridge National Race Schedule
Race Start Times

There have been a few request of what the course looks like, maps, etc… Our friends at GeoLadders do a good job of supplying this type of stuff, but if you want to look you have to sign up to their site. Don’t be afraid it’s FREE.

Race Reports:
Day 1 XC (Expert, Semi-Pro, Expert)

Photos:
Day 1 XC Photos (Pro, Semi-Pro, & Expert)

Day 2 Short Track (Pro, Semi-Pro, & Expert) & XC Awards (Beg-Sport)

Results:
XC, Short Track XC, SD, 4X, and DH (Beginnner, Sport, Expert, Semi-Pro, Pro)

We want to hear about your race weekend… Send anything in to dave@outsideallday.com so we can post it with the rest of the reports, pictures, etc…

4 comments – Filed under Results by davesheek at 0:58.

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Friday, March 28th, 2008

Nutrition plan for tomorrow

Earlier today Dave and I were talking through how many calories I would be burning over the course of the race tomorrow. Our assumption is 1,000 calories per hour for a total of 6,000. We might be totally nuts.

Felipe was schooling me last week on how many calories and how often I needed to consume them while racing. It’s way more than I have ever taken in during a race.

My plan:

Pre-swim - 6:40 am – 1 GU

Swimming - 6:50 – 7:40 – Nasty ocean water and seaweed

Transition 1 - 7:45 – A few sips on a bottle of Motor Tabs

Bike - 7:50 – 10:50 – 2 giant bottles of doubled up Motor Tabs and 6 GUs

Transition 2 - 10:55 – A few sips on a bottle of Motor Tabs and 1 Bonk Breaker.

Running - 11:00 – 1:00 – 3 GUs and beverage on course.

Post – A giant chocolate milk!

Total calories = 1,400

This should be very interesting,

Andy B
outsideallday.com


Friday, March 28th, 2008

My Bonk Breaker boxes just arrived

Earlier this week I threw down the credit card for a new supply of Bonk Breaker bars. These bars are right out of the oven. Of course I had to sample one and they taste as good as the last 1,000 Bonk Breakers I have eaten :)

My bars!

Thanks for getting them here before my race Jason!

Andy B
outsideallday.com

1 comment – Filed under Andy's Personal,Training,Triathlons by Andy Brazelton at 13:48.

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Friday, March 28th, 2008

Heading out

Once Carter wakes up the family will be loading up for the drive down to Oceanside. The weather calls for 50 degrees at the start of the race tomorrow. I can deal with that. Water will be in the mid fifties.

I’ll be Twittering more tonight and early tomorrow morning (Twitter name outsideallday)…

Still nervous/anxious,

Andy B
outsideallday.com

Leave a comment – Filed under Andy's Personal,Triathlons by Andy Brazelton at 13:18.

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Thursday, March 27th, 2008

Nervous is an understatement

Not really much to say tonight, I feel pre-occupied with thoughts about Saturday. The last 3 hours have been spent with the family and preparing/gathering items I need to survive 6 hours of racing. Ate very well today and prescribed by Felipe and drank SO much water.

I’m not sure why I’m nervous, physically I know I can complete it. There is pressure to finish in under 6 hours but that’s only be put on by me. My right shoulder is still tender and that scares me but overall, not much to worry about.

I need to go read or something and get off the dang computer…

Andy B
outsideallday.com

2 comments – Filed under Andy's Personal,Triathlons by Andy Brazelton at 20:02.

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Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

TICOS JAM 5 by Manuel Prado

Manuel Prado (Manny) is now a local Southern Californian Pro-Mountain Biker but originally he was from Costa Rica. Manny is known for his flatland skills as it was this talent and the X-Games which brought him to the United States years ago. However, Manny has not forgot the sport that brought him here or his homeland as he is now onto new cycling endeavors. Each year Manny goes back to Costa Rica to put on an event, Ticos Jam, to showcase the flatland talent of his homeland and encourage others that anything is possible if they stick to it.

He sent over this video from this years event:

-DSheek
Now I want a BMX bike.

1 comment – Filed under Dave's Personal,Mountain Biking by davesheek at 20:51.

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Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

Teaching Carter to ride his bike tonight

Get ready for Carter Brazelton to be a house hold name!

I’m a pro like uncle Dave!Safety first!

He almost understands how to pedal! He’s ready for father and son rides.

Andy B
outsideallday.com

Leave a comment – Filed under Andy's Personal,Road Cycling by Andy Brazelton at 18:52.

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Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

Lance Armstong’s War

My buddy Adam turned me on to this book. I’m into the first chapter and it’s excellent.

Andy B
outsideallday.com

Leave a comment – Filed under Andy's Personal,Road Cycling by Andy Brazelton at 18:47.

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