Who is IN for the camp??
I have about 25 athletes registered so far, as about 18 members, I think. IMWI is the most difficult IM bike course on the IM calendar, EN knows the course inside and out, and this is a great opportunity to preview the course and learn how to ride it.
I'm very, very confident you'll get your money's worth out of the camp, these camps are a great opportunity to meet your fellow IMWI teammates, so I really hope you choose to attend!
Please sign in here if you're IN for the camp and tell us what you hope to learn at the clinic!
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Looking forward to meeting EN peeps and especially learning the "conservation of momentum" techniques on the bike course. Planning on this camp being the cherry on top of a BIG TRI WEEK.
Go through the crayon box and color me "there".
I'm mostly there to get a feel for the bike course. I'm very concerned about getting a good run after that bike so this will be a good opportunity to ride the actual ride and get some advice on what works best. Reading / Watching all the previews is no substitute for being on the course!
Getting a preview of the run course will be a bonus. Looking for places that will be extra challenging so I know to keep my eyes open for them on race day. When I find myself on that challenging part of the course I don't want to be surprised.
I'm hoping to get a look-see at the helix and sort of walk though the swim-t1-bike transition so it's set in my head before race day.
Lastly, just want to get a feel for the whole race area so find locations, like packet pick-up, will be uneventful.
I think I'll be around that weekend, so I'll probably stop in and say hi, and maybe ride with you guys on Friday or Saturday. Let me know if you need any admin help for the camp!
Awesome! I'll let you know on the admin side. Do you or Johnny have an in on a 54c loaner? I was planning to rent a bike from Machinery Row.
Wish I could
But the kids go back to school on the first. I will be on the course this weekend, though, so I look forward to seeing how much I remember from 2010.
Needing a place to lay my head for camp. I'm coming in with Behler however he is dumping me off curbside with no place to sleep
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Does anyone have an extra room or bed? House trained, not much barking or chewing......
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I'm in. Looking forward to it. I've raced madison twice, ridden the course countless other times. Main goal for the camp is to not only get in a great weekend of volume and training while meeting everyone, but to figure out how to ride efficiently and appropriately to give myself a shot to actually run the marathon and not be reduced to a blubbering hobbling fool sitting on a curb like the last time...
Sue for sure in on an OWS if your still willing to provide Kayak support.
We (4 of us) will be arriving from Iowa Thursday around 10 or 11 am.(pending any one else cares to join-we are flexible) Parking in Verona(Firemans Park) and riding the loops x 2 then doing a brick run. Had the opportunity to spend a week in Madison 2 weeks ago and put a few miles of the course on the old Cervelo and looking forward to doing it again. This is a great opportunity to really learn how the course speaks volumes to you and where all the FREE speed is.
If anyone else cares to join in on the fun please do. This is my 3rd time attending and Coach Rich does an excellent job and makes the course seem just that much easier
Looking forward to meeting you all!!!
I'm in! Arriving 7/31. See you there!
Looking forward to learning the bike course. I still consider myself a newbie, so I'll be bringing my directions and meeting the course with enthusiasm...
@Sue - I am in for the early morning swim on Sunday -- see you in Madison.
Hi Sue,
Thanks for this! I just sent you, Mary, and Michele an email. Please reply to that so we can hammer out the details.
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On another note, I always recommend you bring a fuel belt for the Sunday run - it's a fair distance between easy access to water - esp. if you want to practice using aid stations every mile.
Word. Whenever I run the course I'm surprised by the lack of easy water sources -- fountain, gas stations, etc. Or, rather, they're not there when you need them.