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Middle-aged, middle-weight, mother of 3 on mad marathon mission
Middle-aged, middle-weight, mother of 3 on mad marathon mission
At some point during December 2010, I agreed to partner a friend to do the DW - a 125 mile canoe race, through the night at Easter. After a few close calls (dislocated knee, flu, heat-stroke) we did it.
It took us 3 hours longer than we had hoped, but severe sunstroke and an inability to keep down food and drink made us adjust our plans. We still came 2nd in our division and are in the top 50 of all female crews who have ever paddled the race.
And like childbirth, just a day later we were contemplating our 2012 DW race... but this time we'll be starting from a position of marginally more fitness!

This is my occasional account of a middle-age mother's attempt to take on things which are really quite beyond her. ( www.kayakingkiwi.co.uk )
And when that's done, I'll be looking for a quadrathlon to do...

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Earthquake training
crawlingkiwiby crawlingkiwi Feb 23rd 2011
How did these triathletes escape death? Christchurch is a really popular area for triathletes to train, especially the hills leading out to Lyttleton. http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/canterbury-earthquake/4694248/Cyclists-dodge-rocky-death ...
Earthquake - impact goes around the world
crawlingkiwiby crawlingkiwi Feb 22nd 2011
I woke this morning shortly before 3am - nothing unusual there as my sleep patterns are irregular, to say the least. But this morning I decided to check the news, to see what was going on in Libya and to my horror came across the footage and news of ...
 
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