By the numbers:
Swim: 2h22m, 10,150y
Bike: 4h20m, 86.3mi
Run: 4h16m, 34.8mi
TSS: 819.6
Power Test:
Thursday I performed a Sufferfest Rubber Glove test. It went really well. I felt pretty string and really turned myself inside out at the end. I managed a estimated FTP of 305 by riding a 321W for 20min including 341 for 5 minutes within that effort. So my highest yet by 3 watts and a record for 5 minutes as well. Yes, just 1% and within margin of error of the power meter. But hey, I felt stronger.
1/2 Marathon impact:
The race report is in the previous post. But it's worth mentioning how trashed my legs are. This was NOT part of the plan. My bike ride today became a easy spin on my road bike... just 10 mile. I'm definitely at my limit for motivation and nearing burnout. I may try to reduce the number of workouts this week if possible and hopefully get my head clear.
I still have a solid 90' tempo ride planned tomorrow. It's supposed to be 49F in the morning. I can;t decide if I'll go outdoors on ride inside. I may venture out since I'll be stuck inside later this week... possibly this weekend. If I have legs, I might do 3x20 instead. I better just venture out while I have daylight and it's not raining...or too buggy.
Bottom line, energy levels are good, but motivation is a little low and leg fatigue is pretty high. I am feeling pretty confident after that 1/2 marathon and Trizou.
For IMWI, I found out that there'a 1 less person in my AG to worry about for a AQ slot. I'd rather not leave my fate to a roll down, and would prefer a top 4 finish, but looks like top 5 will also get it done. This could change my strategy a little. Meaning I ease back further on the bike, especially the 1st 1/2 and make sure I'm fueled well at that point. Then take it easy the 1st 1/2 of the run and see where I'm at.
For IMWI, I found out that there'a 1 less person in my AG to worry about for a AQ slot. I'd rather not leave my fate to a roll down, and would prefer a top 4 finish, but looks like top 5 will also get it done. This could change my strategy a little. Meaning I ease back further on the bike, especially the 1st 1/2 and make sure I'm fueled well at that point. Then take it easy the 1st 1/2 of the run and see where I'm at.
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