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North Shore Tri

I have picked up my race package, had my bike checked, prepared my gear for tomorrow and I am ready for tomorrow's race.

Below are last year's results from the North Shore Tri. I believe that I can shave a few minutes off the bike and the run this year. The weather is calling for overcast skies with no rain in the morning. I hope this hold true.

My goal is not to walk during the very hilly run and come at least in the top 1/2 of my age group.

2008 North Shore Tri results
740m Swim = 14:02
T1/20km Bike/T2 = 45:49
5km Run = 29:30
20/27 Females in the 35-39 Age Group (truly below average)
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sneakersister said…
Wait, you're race is on Monday? Is it a holiday there?

Good luck to you!!!
May 18, 2009 at 4:53 AM
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