Crz, Training for an Ironman!

[saunders420]

Ironman races are insane, definitely one of the tough things out there. Kudos for you on giving it a shot, its a Hella amount of work.

Glad to see ya back giving everyone an update! Stay healthy man, and continue that drive.

Keep Positive and Keep Rolling!


ps. a crew member on some set I worked on a while back, had a leg covered in Ironman tattoo's, I didnt know what is was back in the day when I asked him about the leg. He mentioned Ironman triathlons and I was like wut...."He explained", I was still like wut

He had his whole back leg covered in an ironman camo print lol Dude was a BEAST.

[CrzBoarder]

Thanks Saunders.....you still rappin? Thought I subbed to your channel way back when, but I guess I hadn't.

Thanks man, IM will be tough indeed, but will be stoked when I cross that finish line.
Right now the goal is to show up to start line (don't want to overdue my training & get injured)
There is a 17 hour time limit to finish & for my 1st time, finishing will be great, but I'm hopeful that I can cross the finish line in under 14 hours.

I will tell you this, I have a huge amount of respect now for distance swimmers. That shit is tough!!

[thesignguy]

Never tried a marathon of any kind. I wouldn't mind though, I enjoy a good challenge

I can't believe some of the miles I see you log on that bike man. Glad you are diggin the new you. See you around (I always do)

[EmmitBrown]

That's great Crz. Glad to hear you're so into it. I've never done anything even remotely close to that but some of my friends do 5ks and a friend of mine bikes like a crazy man (around 100 miles a week). I'll be rootin for you to finish, and with a time you like, but the fact that you're doing it all makes you a winner in my book. Cheers to your health and the fact that you enjoy doing something as healthy as that.

Can't wait to hear how it goes!

[CrzBoarder]

Thanks fellas, I'll make sure to check back in after the race for sure.

Got back from the Dr's today (Dermatologist) and have to take a 2 day break from training. He removed a mole from my back to do a biopsy on it. Need to give the spot time to heal & it must stay dry.
Hopefully it is just precautionary & won't turn out to be anything. Went through this 10 years ago & it turned out I had Melanoma Skin Cancer. Really don't want to go through that mess again.

[CrzBoarder]

Update from the last post, No Cancer, clean bill of health!!!
Also, today I knocked out my 1st Century ride on the bike (100 miles).
Stoked to get the 1st one in.
My previous long was 2 weeks ago when I hit 81.

http://www.strava.com/activities/127636925

[thesignguy]

Good gravy dude
I get winded after driving 100

Congrats on the no cancer. Fuck cancer