Triathlon Topic/Forum?
07-25-03, 12:07 PM
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Triathlon Topic/Forum?
Joe,
Had any more thoughts about starting a triathlon topic? I had at one time thought it would be a good idea to have it as a sub-topic under road cycling, however with the additional emphasis on nutrition & training, it might make sense to give it its own topic.
I've tried dedicated triathlon forums but I can't find any that are as well organized and helpful as BF.
Jim
Had any more thoughts about starting a triathlon topic? I had at one time thought it would be a good idea to have it as a sub-topic under road cycling, however with the additional emphasis on nutrition & training, it might make sense to give it its own topic.
I've tried dedicated triathlon forums but I can't find any that are as well organized and helpful as BF.
Jim
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07-25-03, 12:43 PM
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Count me in too! I agree with Jim that BF is much better organized than any of the tri-sites I've visited.
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Adding a Tri-Forum to the site would be awesome. I think that there are a lot of people on the site that would get a lot of use out of a forum like that.
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this idea was brought up a while ago but it never went anywhere.... I don't think it will go anywhere untill we speak to Joe directly...
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...threadid=16252
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...threadid=16252
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this idea was brought up a while ago but it never went anywhere.... I don't think it will go anywhere untill we speak to Joe directly...
I've noticed that a lot of new members get on BF and introduce themselves as interested in triathlons but end up not staying active perhaps because there is no tri topic.
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07-25-03, 02:51 PM
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Tri forum is an excellent idea.
There is already a excellent complimentary forum `training and nutriition'
Triathletes need to be dedicated, focused and usually very well informed about a lot of subjects and I think they could offer much of value to the community and visa versa the community has a lot to offer Triathletes.
Guess that's basically a yes then :thumbup:
There is already a excellent complimentary forum `training and nutriition' Triathletes need to be dedicated, focused and usually very well informed about a lot of subjects and I think they could offer much of value to the community and visa versa the community has a lot to offer Triathletes.
Guess that's basically a yes then :thumbup:
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A tri forum is a great idea. I hope we can get one off the ground.
I am a keen triathlete as well as a qualified fitness instructor and nutritionist and would welcome the opportunity to exchange ideas
coach
I am a keen triathlete as well as a qualified fitness instructor and nutritionist and would welcome the opportunity to exchange ideas
coach
