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  1. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #21
    Harold Buck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mike Tennent said:

    I still do a few each year in addition to my Ironman. They're a
    distance I enjoy.

    Mike-

    Which race are you shooting for this year? I'm thinking about doing the
    new RedMan in Oklahoma City since the demise of the Pineman.

    --Harold Buck

    Staying close to home - the Great Floridian again. This 'll be IM #9.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  2. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #22
    Harold Buck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mike Tennent said:

    I still do a few each year in addition to my Ironman. They're a
    distance I enjoy.

    Mike-

    Which race are you shooting for this year? I'm thinking about doing the
    new RedMan in Oklahoma City since the demise of the Pineman.

    --Harold Buck

    Staying close to home - the Great Floridian again. This 'll be IM #9.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  3. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #23
    Harold Buck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mike Tennent said:

    I still do a few each year in addition to my Ironman. They're a
    distance I enjoy.

    Mike-

    Which race are you shooting for this year? I'm thinking about doing the
    new RedMan in Oklahoma City since the demise of the Pineman.

    --Harold Buck

    Staying close to home - the Great Floridian again. This 'll be IM #9.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  4. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #24
    Harold Buck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mike Tennent said:

    I still do a few each year in addition to my Ironman. They're a
    distance I enjoy.

    Mike-

    Which race are you shooting for this year? I'm thinking about doing the
    new RedMan in Oklahoma City since the demise of the Pineman.

    --Harold Buck

    Staying close to home - the Great Floridian again. This 'll be IM #9.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  5. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #25
    Harold Buck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mike Tennent said:

    I still do a few each year in addition to my Ironman. They're a
    distance I enjoy.

    Mike-

    Which race are you shooting for this year? I'm thinking about doing the
    new RedMan in Oklahoma City since the demise of the Pineman.

    --Harold Buck

    Staying close to home - the Great Floridian again. This 'll be IM #9.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  6. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #26
    Harold Buck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mike Tennent said:

    I still do a few each year in addition to my Ironman. They're a
    distance I enjoy.

    Mike-

    Which race are you shooting for this year? I'm thinking about doing the
    new RedMan in Oklahoma City since the demise of the Pineman.

    --Harold Buck

    Staying close to home - the Great Floridian again. This 'll be IM #9.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  7. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #27
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  8. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #28
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  9. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #29
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  10. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #30
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  11. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #31
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  12. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #32
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  13. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #33
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  14. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #34
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report
  15. Mike Tennent
    Archived post
    #35
    pam_in_sc said:

    I feel
    inadequate sometimes but I'm sure I will benefit from being taught the
    right way now.

    Excellent point. It's easier to learn good technique than unlearn bad
    technique, which I have and am hopelessly left with. <g>

    Good technique makes you efficient in the water and saves energy to be
    used later.

    Mike Tennent
    "IronPenguin"

    Report

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