London Triathlon 2004 - Triathlon

Chris from TriTalk

26/09/2003 at 10:32

Just entered 2004 London Tri, Oly distance. Not done Oly yet. Planning to do Windsor before I get there.

Anyway, London Tri entry prices are fixed till end of Sept so if you get in early, you might save a few £...

Maisy Flop

26/09/2003 at 13:41

Same as you Rehoused, haven't done an oly yet and have been thinking about London but hadn't realsied you entered soooo early!! What is Windsor like -date, distance, open swim,etc. I haven't done an open water, mass start, wet suited swim yet and that's why I'm hovering!! Guess 'll have to make my mind up soon

Chris from TriTalk

26/09/2003 at 13:53

I have only done open water events with mass starts so I guess I am used to them - and they are great fun!

Windsor is superbly organised, swim in the thames, available as sprint or oly distance. More details to be found at http://www.humanrace.co.uk

Monique

pirate

26/09/2003 at 20:51

Ooh a discount - might have to enter early.
I will do the olympic I think.

candy ollier

27/09/2003 at 09:28

its a bit early you know

27/09/2003 at 09:51

Anyone point me towards details about the kids' bit at London? For a 13-year-old girl?

CollyM

27/09/2003 at 12:11

Will definitely enter early as its getting more and more popular each year. Five of my friends are doing it for the first time in 2004!

slowpoke rodriguez

27/09/2003 at 12:25

Hello. Hope you don't mind me joining in, I'm usually on tritalk.co.uk but it's a bit quiet in there on weekends.

Just put my entry for London in this morning and can't wait. Everything I've heard makes it sound like a great race, so really looking forward to it. It does seem weird putting an entry in so early but races seem to be filling fast these days.

Maisy Flop

27/09/2003 at 12:32

It is quiet on tritalk at weekends isn't it -is it because everyone is racing / serious training -so why arn't we, I often wonder!! But I have done 18 miles fairly seriously this am and got some of my "jobs" done!!

slowpoke rodriguez

27/09/2003 at 12:53

I think the racing/training thing is a red herring, I actually think most of us on tritalk are signing in from work, which is why it's quiet at weekends. I unfortunately am at work now (some of us have to) but am going home in a quarter of an hour.

18 miles is serious stuff for a sat am run, I think that would make my bacon sarnies curdle. Am actually racing tomorrow at South Shrops Tri so am larding up on danish pastries today.

Maisy Flop

27/09/2003 at 13:05

Tought you were doing the tri with the rest tomorrow. I can't log in at work -won't allow me into tritalk but can get into runners world -but feel guilty!!!
Good luck tomorrow, go for it -a bit envious really but there is always next season, see ya

slowpoke rodriguez

27/09/2003 at 13:15

Thanks. Don't ever feel guilty for logging on at work!! Off home now - bye.

Daz

27/09/2003 at 16:22

i'm in (well did it in the week after seeing chris' tt message)....god knows why I entered so early, but hey!..one less entry to think about next year..

slowpoke, good luck tmrw. I'll still intending to give your arse a good kicking though bud :O>

Chris from TriTalk

29/09/2003 at 10:37

I guess this thread is going to die for a bit now. Perhaps we can drag it out in 10 months.

Daz

29/09/2003 at 11:42

yes we'll be old and decrepid by then.

btw chris your pic is a little disturbing. like something from edgar allen poe or hp lovecraft!

<my computer is playing silly buggers>

Chris from TriTalk

29/09/2003 at 11:44

that is a picture taken in the work lift, when one of the lights was broken, using a mobile phone camera.

29/09/2003 at 11:46

I think you look like a pint of Guinness.

Daz

29/09/2003 at 12:17

lol
could also make a good nike footy advert

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