• D3 Athlete Accomplishments
• D3 Community
• IM Arizona 2008
• 220-Age Misconceptions and Determining your Lactate Threshold
• Quote of the Month
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information contained in this newsletter is the opinion of Mike Ricci and D3 Multisport on endurance training, racing, and nutrition. These points are suggestions on how to train and not recommendations for athletes. Any article on the D3 Multisport website may be reprinted into a paper or online newsletter for your NON-PROFIT club or organization, so long as Mike Ricci and www.d3multisport.com are credited. If you do reprint or link to any D3 Multisport material, please send a courtesy email to mike@d3multisport.com. For medical advice, and before starting a strenuous training program, consult with a physician.
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D3 Athlete Accomplishments
Lentine Zahler qualified for Kona at IM China! Congrats Lentine!
Tom Gart and Johannes Faessler finished Napa Valley Half in 6:03.
Sarah Petre-Mears took 1st place AG at the Grenada Sprint Triathlon.
Jason Kaminski placed 42nd in the Tour of the Gila in NM.
D3 Community
• Bicycle Village gets a great big round of applause from D3! The bike crew at the Aurora, CO store gets props for taking care of our D3 athletes. From new bikes to parts to repairs; Scott, Keith, Grom and even Coach AJ have been making D3 feel like Tour De France VIPs when they head into the store! Thanks!
• Todd Carver at Retul – D3 thanks you! Thanks for being a sponsor and thanks for making our athletes more powerful in the saddle. Todd’s computerized bike fits are top notch. It’s time to see him if you want to make sure you have every advantage on the bike. You can contact him at todd@retul.com.
• Coach Amanda McCracken has an article in the current issue of Triathlete Magazine! Yahoo, Coach!
• D3 Athlete Martina Young is featured in the June issue of Inside Triathlon. She has the opening photo for the article Body by Triathlon.
Ironman Arizona
Leading into this race, I was feeling well rested and motivated. I knew my fitness level wasn’t anything near what it has been in the past, but I had to do the best with what I had. My goal was to beat my best time of 10:30 – and in order to do that my goals were to swim 58:00 / bike 5:40 / Run 3:35 – my training was telling me this was possible – at least in the 40 degree temps I was training in.
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220-Age Misconceptions and Determining your Lactate Threshold
How many of you triathletes out there are using this formula? Put up your hand and admit it - I can't see you through cyber space. :-)
If I receive one more email that says an athlete is using the 220-Age formula, I am going off the DEEP END! People, this is not correct. It may work, but chances are very slim it will work for you. Of course the 15 people that it works for will email me that it does work - but my point is that for the MAJORITY, this formula of 220-AGE = MAX Heart Rate - DOES NOT WORK!
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