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Swim Seeding

Maybe I should have seeded myself with the 13 minute swimmers and not the 14 minute swimmers.

Next race is June 21, Victoria 1/2 Iron. Can't wait for OPEN WATER baby!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Wow swimming in a pool!

I suppose your water outside is pretty chilly?

Great result.

Cheri
Tri-James said…
Here in Southern Mississppi the wet suit has been put away for a month.
TRI TO BE FUNNY said…
I wouldn't call yourself a "below average" age grouper like your bio implies!! No way!!!

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