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Stay Tuned for the Big Reveal!

I know you're all excited and anxiously awaiting another race report. Fear no more, I've got another on the horizon! In approximately 19 days I'll be doing the Indianapolis Marathon relay. I've got a great team aptly named Team JadeAlexisRennayTiffany. If you missed that, it's Team JART. I'll be running the anchor and bringing in the last 7.15 miles. Meaning I should probably run more.

But now to the big reveal. Ladies and gentlemen, I am planning next year's racing season but the problem is that these silly people are taking far too long to post next year's dates! So stay tuned and I will do the big reveal of all of next year's races including my A race! Will it be Lake George? CapTexTri? But wait, what about Tri24? Oh I know the suspense is killing you!

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  1. DaciaOctober 2, 2012 at 11:18 AM

    Oh, I hope it's the Tri in Austin! Then maybe you will motivate me to do it too. I am still a big chicken when it comes to wimming (I never learned how as a kid) and so right now I only have a duathlon on the books. Well, regardless of what you decide I know you will kill it!

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  2. rnay225October 2, 2012 at 12:31 PM

    Do you live in Texas? I lived in Dallas for a bit a couple years ago. I didn't technically learn how to swim until college and didn't start swimming for fitness and tris until May. I also didn't learn to ride a bike until May so I know what it means to be freaked out by a tri. I used to be a runner and now unfortunately kind of hate running so I think I should stick to aquabikes. Dus sound like hell! Good job completing it!

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  3. DaciaOctober 2, 2012 at 12:51 PM

    Yep! I live in San Antonio.

    I do like to swim, I am just not good at it and I don't know how to do it correctly- like I don't know how to hold my breath underwater. I keep saying I will sign up for swimming lessons but lack the motivation. Right now I have four big events coming up in the next four months, none of which involve water, so I have just been focused on training for those. We'll see if I can make a tri happen next year!

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  4. JessOctober 3, 2012 at 6:16 AM

    I think you forgot Rev3! :) I had a dream about it last night! I told Alex about Tri24, and he laughed and shook his head like we were crazy. Then I told him the runs were 5Ks, and he said, "oh.... hmmmm I can run a 5K!"

    I am so excited for this month, I hope to get some biking in, and the info session for team in training is this month!

    I agree with Dacia, (Hi Dacia!) about swimming. I can swim, but not any sort of proper technique way.

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  5. rnay225October 3, 2012 at 6:31 AM

    I work on Sundays and most Rev3 oly races are on Sundays I think. It's a bummer. Let me know how the TNT info session goes! Those coaches will fix your swimming technique in a hurry I bet.

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