The BodyHealth Newsletter Protein Recovery
Sep 17, 2008

Greetings,

This week: Dave Scott Q and A; MAP success; Iconic Climbs of France; JP is kicking butt! Escape From Alcatraz Report. Have a great week.

D.I. Minkoff, M.D.

In This Issue
  • Iconic Climbs of the French Alps and Pyrenees
  • Debilitating Pain
  • Q and A with Dave Scott
  • Escape from Alcatraz Report
  • Bravo for Julia Peck!
  • Win your Age Group and get a FREE bottle of MAP
  • Get Free product with the Re-order Program
  • BodyHealth.com AFFILIATE PROGRAM

  • Debilitating Pain


    I am a 60 year old female and have been doing olympic and sprint distance tris since 1984.

    2 weeks ago My "quadratus lumborum"--that large muscle running down the length of my back-- went into severe spasm after playing with my 3 year old grandson, as if I am still 20.


    Q and A with Dave Scott


    From Elizabeth in Demerest, N.J.:
    I am trying to get faster and not get injured. Will short run bursts of 10-15 seconds benefit me or should I just try to gradually run a little faster each time I go out?

    From Dave Scott:
    Elizabeth, The short bursts of 10-15 seconds to enhance your speed for endurance event have application during the off-season or early pre-season. A set of 6-12 pick-ups not blasting bursts will prepare the muscles, tendons, and connecting tissue for a slightly higher intensity. These short pick-ups should gravitate in to a longer segment(s) of 20-45 seconds over the course of your pre-season training. .


    Escape from Alcatraz Report


    It happened again. Sara keeps letting me do races with swims from Alcatraz but I keep coming back :)

    The 28th Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon was yesterday. Although I was a model for the race back in 1992? or 1994? I had never done this race as there are a couple of Alcatraz races. This race has had its course changed over the years to what it is today: swim from the rock to Aquatic Park, run from there to the end of Chrissy Field about 2.5 miles, then bike a circuit of 3 loops around the Presidio, and finish with a hilly trail/beach run. I'm not a fan of the logistics since they make you check your bike and gear in the day before, which takes more time away from the family.

    Having raced a 50K 20 days prior, my body was generally recovered. However, my work schedule had kept me limited to weights, short runs, and bikes. I got in about 6 swim sessions between the 50K and yesterday. I normally sleep well, but not Saturday night due to the kids.


    Bravo for Julia Peck!


    I just found out I am the Mid Atlantic Region Champion for my age group a 3rd year in a row ! I have qualified again for Xterra Nationals at Lake Tahoe in October ! In the most recent Olympic Distance triathlon I did at Luray, Virginia, I cut 15 minutes off of my time from last year!!! The course was not different. How did that happen!! I was told that was a significant improvement - especially at my age - (( whoa is me...)) I have turned over 5 people in the past 2 months onto MAP - They begged from my secret - so ...it is out -....(it's been out, they just didn't really listen before .....consistency is KEY - I am being watched... men in their 40s are dying to beat me - I have actually disappointed one fella who just can't seem to beat me -in the last 2 events.....he is in his mid 40's........what do I tell him??? He didn't hesitate to start on MAP... : Thanks for the support, JP


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    Iconic Climbs of the French Alps and Pyrenees

    by Kevin Moats

    Just as golfers dream of playing Pebble beach or the Old Course at St Andrews, European cyclists gather every summer to ride the great "Cols" of the French Alps and Pyrenees. Many of the classic climbs were first added to the Tour de France in 1907 and 1910. Every summer, the Tour De France becomes a catalyst for the convergence of a sort of cycling Olympics-, Dutch, Belgians, Germans, English, French and few Americans arrive to both watch the Tour and ride these epic climbs.

    Cycling in Europe is quite different than in the US. Drivers have a respect for cyclists. They don't pass you, shouting, "Get out of the Road" Instead they pass at a respectful speed and distance. The strength and skill level of the club level cyclists is quite high. Hardened club cyclists endure 6 to 7 day cycling vacations riding over 100 miles a day over 4 to 5 Cols. Each morning, after a hardy breakfast, they head out for another 150 kilometers rain or shine, to their next destination/hotel. I was often passed on the climbs or descents by either some skinny 12 year old with his father in tow, or a white haired old man with toe straps on a 20 year old steel framed bike.

    Here are my top 8 Climbs...

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