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Old 09-06-14 | 04:07 PM
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Ludkeh
alpine cross trainer
 
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From: Central New York

Bikes: Specialized Roubaix, Quintara Roo Sendoza, DaVici In-2-Ition Tandem,

I'm 66 and do a few triathlons each Summer. Each race, there are only a few of us old geezers that participate. If you look at the national triathlon performance statistics for each age group, the 55-59 age group is still very competitive. Slightly less so for the 60-64 group. Performance drops dramatically for the 65-69 group. If you than look at each disciple, swim, bike, run, it's the run that seems to slow down first.

I know from my own experience, I'm still improving my swim times since it's VERY technique dependent. I've been a life long cyclist so I still feel strong on the bike and do most of my passing on the ride. My running, no matter what I do doesn't seem to get better. If I run to much, I need additional rest days to recover.
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