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Since when did my age group get so tough? It may not be very big, but gees, there are some fast ones. Looking at the FL results, you had to go 10:22 in my age group to qualify for Kona (darn, I was only off by a few minutes...), which is the fastest qualifying time of any female age group. Also I didn't even crack the top half in my age group with my little 12:47. My time in any other age group would have been top half no problem. Oh well - good thing I am not anywhere near trying to qualify for Kona, or placing, or anything other than just improving my own time - it could get pretty frustrating!

I guess all the age groups just change with time. M35-39 used to be by far the biggest group in the first ironmans I did, but at IMFL M40-44 had 402 men while M35-39 had 385.
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Dana said…
I love your bike! My cousin does tri's but I'm not quite ready for them. I have convinced him to do a 1/2 Marathon with me, pretty much so I don't back out hah. If you have any tips, I would be much appreciative! And i would love it if you could add me somehow so I can follow your blogs.
November 11, 2009 at 11:20 AM
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