Ha!  Who are the mathmatical Cows?  Is it better to bike at an avg. of 21 mph 
and run 10 min. miles, or avg. 18 mph on the bike and run 8 min. miles?  :)  kp

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From: Kim Benson <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [COWs] Buckhorn
To: "Cows" <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, March 3, 2011, 3:12 PM


Ah Kinnie, just make up the time on the bike! ;)

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Ahhhh! Can't tell u the last time I did 3000! Thanks for the tips. I'll give 
some 50s, and 100s, a try next week and see what kind of interval I can hold. 
Still sounds painful. Kp
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Kinnie:
Are you a member of the USMS(united states masters swimming)
organization?   Or the NC Masters group?  If so here is the workout
page from National:   http://forums.usms.org/forumdisplay.php?forumid=95
and here is the workout page from NC Masters:  
http://www.ncmasters.org/wointro.html


If you are not a member it is pretty cheap and a subscription to
SWIMMER mag is included.  $39/year.  Joining the ncmasters gets you
membership in usms.org  also.  Rocky mount has a masters swim group that
this will give you access to swim w/also.  Not sure if they charge a fee?  Looks
like the RMt masters has a $15/month fee.  Not sure I'd do that unless you take
adv of their workouts.  Too early for me!
http://www.ncmasters.org/rmym.html


http://www.ncmasters.org/regforms.html


Pretty decent resources for swimming.  If you are not a member
let me know and I will try to find some sprint workouts to do.
The buckhorn is only a 1000meter swim.  Start off w/ some descending
sets to your regular 3000+ swims..  
ie:  12  50s on the 1:00  descend-(and really descend).  Use the
clock-your best friend.   Then do some descend sets of 100s and 200s.
Happily descending 200s sets is where you want to be 2-3 weeks before race day.
Enough rest time so you can really descend. 
To swim fast you have to practice swimming fast.  
Today we did:
500  warmup
6  50s on the :50  get heart rate up 
12  100s on the 2:00  medium/fast(sprint)/slow
10  50s on the 1:00  backstroke(descend)
....you know, have to be disciplined enough to swim fast when tired.
good luck.  Do the buckhorn,  don't be a sherpa  :)











On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 1:27 PM, Lee Eatmon <[email protected]> wrote:

Kinnie
Buckhorn is a relaxed race with about 130 participants last year. There have
been some fast swimmers in the last 2 years. We had a few groups go out and
practice the swim at Buckhorn several weeks before the race and will
probably do the same this year. You are welcome to join. You can also race
with a relay team of 2 or 3 people. It's a quick, local race that has some
great talent and first time tri's. I am sure you would enjoy!
Email me if you have any questions  - [email protected]  Lee

I will let Bert handle the stroke advice!






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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2011 1:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [COWs] Buckhorn

My husband and I are considering doing this race.  My husband wants me to do
this with him, but I'm not a sprinter.  I've run one 5k race in my life and
it hurt!  Bert, could you give me some pointers for changing my long, slow,
distance-swimmer stroke into a sprinter stroke?  Rocky Mount Road Cyclists
are trying to organize some friendly TT's.  What about the Cow's?  The more
I think about it, I'd rather just be my husband's sherpa.  :)  Who else is
signed up for this short little sufferfest?  kp




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