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danceskater
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 Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:24 pm Subject: 2 Inline Marathons in 3 days? EDIT |
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Friday - Jun 15 Biel 100k
http://www.teamhotwheels.ch/typo3/
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Saturday - Jun 16 Mittelrhein marathon - Koblenz, Germany
http://www.mittelrhein-marathon.de/index.php?id=48&L=1
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Sunday - June 17 Zurich SIC/WIC, 35km - Zurich, Switzerland
http://www.swiss-inline-cup.ch/events/events.htm
Anyone feel up to it?
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42k in Biel
Trip to Zürich Friday night party...
Saturday rest and more parting Saturday night...
35k Zurich SIC/WIC done by sundown
colapse, wake up in time for dinner and leave Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Rick
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| Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:49 pm Subject: |
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Doing the distance is not a challenge. Doing the them well would be.
See you at the Mittelrhein but I would not do a 100k followed by a 42k unless I was going to be just cruising for both. In that case I might as well go off and do some long distance training where I don't have to pay to enter events. I'm doing that already and it will be about 200k in 2 days. Already done 360k in 5 days before. As I said distance is not a challenge. I am doing 4 marathons on consecutive weekends this April/May that is a good amount of time to recover between ach one and I expect to see my finish position improve from race to race at least until perhaps the last one.
Good luck if you want to go for it though. Don't overdo it on the first one and the other two should be a doddle. You might need someone to get to Koblenz to pick up your race pack on the friday. I'd recommend getting someone to do the driving for you too. |
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roger
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| Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 1:41 pm Subject: |
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The Biel website is not very clear, but it looks like the inline race is not 100km. The text on the website is referring to the 100km running race that is run that weekend. The inline race is just part of the supporting program.
Given that the race probably isn't that long (the course looks to be no more than 5km) I would think that doing all the races in a weekend is quite possible, after all many cyclists race much tougher programmes. |
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Swiss-Inline-Teams
Joined: 12 Dec 2006
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Location: Switzerland
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| Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 2:35 pm Subject: |
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| roger wrote: |
The Biel website is not very clear, but it looks like the inline race is not 100km. The text on the website is referring to the 100km running race that is run that weekend. The inline race is just part of the supporting program.
Given that the race probably isn't that long (the course looks to be no more than 5km) I would think that doing all the races in a weekend is quite possible, after all many cyclists race much tougher programmes. |
hi roger
the race in biel is not a 100 km inline race. it is a 100 km running race
http://www.100km.ch/
The inline race is just part of the supporting program
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danceskater
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| Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 3:04 pm Subject: |
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oh well. I was looking at the costs and logistics and it wouldn't be fun.
If any one wants to come I recommend now skipping Deutschland all together and staying in Zürich and parting Friday and Saturday night.
The course in Biel is the same as the one used by the Swiss Inline Cup. They just moved the start line to another part of the course. |
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