After the Zim Continental Cup, I had a quick week to try and get the body ready for Pretoria. I am still learning the art of racing two OD races back to back and seems still have a way to go! Guessing with the usual pressures of work, JHB life combined with the hard race in Zim the week prior, I didnt realise what rest I actually/probably needed. Its all learning :)

Race day was hot. I recorded a max of 41 degrees with an average of 35. This change according to airflow etc over my heart rate m...
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What a weekend! Jeremy Drake from Aus, myself and Nikki left for Zim on Thursday the 18th of November. We were met in Harare by a bus that took a group of about 10 people up to Troutbeck in the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe. This was my first visit to Zimbabwe since December 2008 so it was interesting to see the changes that have taken place in the last 23 months. The road to Harare airport has had a new coat of bitumen- no doubt to ensure the dignitaries get to and from the airport safely! T...
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The 2010 Triseries has been a great success to date. Record numbers have flocked the events that have mainly been in Gauteng to date. Midmar Dam Triseries even had higher numbers than last year, despite the foul weather.

My racing has been mediocre, however, I cant expect too much else given the health issues have had to face over the last few months and lost weeks of training. I have rather used various aspects of each race to focus on and have been happy that Transitions are a little slicke...
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