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What is the easiest IronMan?
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Whoever answers next ..... be very careful
Should I be worried that my "wanger" tilts quite fiercely upwards? Granted, it's not an especially long climb, but it would be a bastard of Angliru/Mortirolo proportions if we used nano tech to shrink ourselves microscopically, or if it was considerably longer. Maybe newbies and "faggots" could ride my wanger as a fitness test prior to entering their first Iron Distance event
? I'll try to keep the pitch gentle for those entering Outlaw but really ramp it up for anybody considering Lanza, Wales or Embrun. There must be money to be made here somewhere.
I heard it was wrinkly and needed re-surfacing
with sharp bends and a dead end.
Does it have a speed limit?
Short and fast or long and slow again is it.
I was searching for stuff to do with IM Kalmar and came across this delightful thread.
Thought it was worth a bounce.
Thanks IGIT. Forgot this gem.
I am just having a chuckle at this thread
A bounce? On an upwardly sloping Wanger?
You need to read a few more then.
This is funny. Quality comments.
you definitely need to read ricky and his vase threads
the obvious one would have been the chap who wanted to do an IM in the gym and not necessarily on the same day, that went well I seem to remember
I have a vague recollection this was the same guy. See his post "I did 1/8th of an ironman today woohoo"...
there was a couple of thread from Ricky... he used to do his running on hotel corridors