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2009 IMOO Bib Numbers are up. Time for roll call!

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started by PJT on September 3, 2009

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RV posted 11 weeks ago.

Not racing IMWI this year - but I will be volunteering on Saturday to help rack your bikes. Hope you all have a great race

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nyfan21 posted 11 weeks ago.

#642

Just found out I got the whole damn family coming out..talk about pressure.

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TriSooner posted 11 weeks ago.

nyfan21 wrote:
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Just found out I got the whole damn family coming out..talk about pressure.

That's awesome. And you'll need it. I've done them with support crews and solo, and support crew is the way to go. You'll have someone to carry your bags, hold/roll your bike along, fetch the car, etc. It could be like having a golf caddy, or tri caddy, follow you around for the day. One thing that isn't addressed here very often (and you may know this) is that when you check in, part of your race packet will include a bike pick-up 'receipt' or claim ticket. It is used for when someone other than you picks up your bike. If you pick it up yourself, they just match up body marking 642 with bike 642. But if you send someone else, security will need your permission to give out nyfan21's trusty bike. The specifics may change, but it's a little claim ticket that says, "Let someone other than nyfan21 pick up my bike." Give this ticket to your significant other and have them pick up your bike while you are on the run. It's much nicer to have your bike already back on the car or in the hotel or dropped off at the transport truck - however you got it there - than having to wait in line for it afterwards. I've waited in line, picked it up, schlepped it back to the hotel with filthy T1 and T2 bags, wet wetsuit - it is a total beating to do after 140.6. See if they can pick up your T1 and T2 bags, too, then you just finish, get your medal, and walk away - it belongs to the ages.

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PJT posted 11 weeks ago.

x2 to what TriSooner said. A good Iron Sherpa is worth his or her weight in gold.

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nyfan21 posted 11 weeks ago.

TriSooner-
Thanks bro; you have been an inspiration to me like so many others here on Trifuel. I can't wait for next Sunday; I hope "The Hay is in the Barn".........

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KitKat posted 11 weeks ago.

Good luck and have fun everyone. Remember to SMILE! :D

**Pain is weakness leaving the body**
*Smile, it does a body good*

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jhudalla posted 11 weeks ago.

#440 Reporting for duty!

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tmhagen posted 11 weeks ago.

Will be volunteering from 6-9 at the finish line writing done race numbers and time. Can't wait!!! No pressure- probably why I am so excited. I'll keep tabs so I can spot you guys!

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jtaltendahl posted 11 weeks ago.

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woooooooot!

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PrinceofClydes posted 11 weeks ago.

Best of Luck to all of you.

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zagfan posted 11 weeks ago.

Good luck everyone! The hard part is almost over, race day is a blast.

+1 to Iron Sherpas. My wife and family are great. Let them know where the best places are to spectate and where you'll need them the most (for me it was Yellow Lake at IMC). Knowing where you'll see your family on the course gives you something to look forward to while you're out there.

Now that my IM is over I'm jealous that you all have the whole experience in front of you. We'll be following online.

"Pain is temporary. Quitting lasts forever." Lance Armstrong

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Anton posted 11 weeks ago.

Good luck all, and...avoid sick people between now and then.

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cayman posted 11 weeks ago.

Great course, great people! You guys are gonna have a blast.

Good luck all.

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christri25 posted 11 weeks ago.

May the TRI GODS bless you.

Chris

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nyfan21 posted 10 weeks ago.

Drinking this weekend might have been a bad idea but damn the summer in Boston is almost over

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brittda posted 10 weeks ago.

Good Luck Everyone!

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jsk85 posted 9 weeks ago.

PJT is on the run...1:17:46 swim and solid 5:49:56 bike...took some time in transitions, but looking strong

NYfan is finishing up the bike after a 1:31 swim...should be running soon

Jhudalla close to NY on the course w/ a 1:28 swim and similar bike numbers...you guys better not be drafting off each other

Jt is on the run...1:18 swim and 5:59 bike...

Keep up the good work TFers

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jsk85 posted 9 weeks ago.

PJT done in 12:07:07...very solid

Jt done in 11:23:43...pretty fast time

Nyfan in the home stretch

Jhudalla hasn't updated in a while...hope all is OK

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RV posted 9 weeks ago.

Congratulations ALL!

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nyfan21 posted 9 weeks ago.

Finished 13:18:18
unreal...driving back to Boston in Cleveland now.

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wannakona posted 9 weeks ago.

Congratulations to all of you guys! It was fun giving you water at the aid station at Cross Plains

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nyfan21 posted 9 weeks ago.

Wannakona- thx for the support bro. I have to say that was one of the toughest bike/run combos ive ever experienced, but the volunteers & spectators made up for it!

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tmhagen posted 9 weeks ago.

I was at the finish line from 6-9 working the timing! I will be there next year as an athlete!