I think quitting may be a bit extreme but perhaps changing the type of discipline withing the disciplines might bring more of the fun back and less of the Type A approach. Maybe try a few bike races, I remember you mentioning it might be something you wanted to try. Though it's a lightly different skill set if could be a blast. Xterra events, ultra's, crits, mountain bike races? All will benefit your strong cycling skills while keeping you fit for the triathlons you want to do in the future.
Ironman Hawaii
70.3 Racine 30th OA
70.3 New Orleans 69th OA
American Triple T 3rd
2010 Race Schedule
IM Wisconsin - 36th 9:50
Pigman HIM - Ouch!
Door County HIM - 7th
High Cliff HIM - 20th (flat tire)
American Triple T - 2nd Team
2009 Race Schedule
IM Louisville - 56th 9:53 Pleasant Prairie Oly - 2nd Camp Whitcom Mason Sprint- 1st Tri-ing For Childrens Oly - 3rd Got Energy Oly - 1st Lactic Edge Sprint - 1st American Triple T - DNF J-Hawk Early Bird Sprint - 1st
2008 Race Schedule
IM Wisconsin - 68th 10:04 High Cliff HIM - 2nd DeSoto (American) Triple T - 4th J-Hawk Early Bird Sprint- 2nd
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I think quitting may be a bit extreme but perhaps changing the type of discipline withing the disciplines might bring more of the fun back and less of the Type A approach. Maybe try a few bike races, I remember you mentioning it might be something you wanted to try. Though it's a lightly different skill set if could be a blast. Xterra events, ultra's, crits, mountain bike races? All will benefit your strong cycling skills while keeping you fit for the triathlons you want to do in the future.
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