[Ladies First Kickass In Hindi Pdf Download
Julieann Rohde
I started, as some of you may have noticed, on the beautiful island of Mallorca at the Ironman 70.3. Two weeks before I was already extremely nervous and often thought about whether my decision to start as a triathlon pro was the right one.
Questions like: Am I ready for this? Can I keep up with the others? Will I embarrass myself? Will I be the last to cross the finish line? These were my main concerns in the time before the first race.
the race went really well for me. More or less I did exactly my thing, gained the first experience and felt how it is to run as the last, the professional ladies in the transition area a little queasy I was already.
I swung on my bike and cleared the field from behind. I would never have thought before that I could make up so much ground on the run. Let alone that I would finish my first professional race in an incredibly strong field as 6th woman. If someone had predicted it to me, I would have signed it immediately!
The best thing about it, the qualification for the world championship I now also have in the bag.
For my second competition I chose the Challenge St. Plten. Why? Quite simply: I have had only positive experiences there so far. The course suits me. I know the environment. The race is absolutely positively linked.
Then it went on for me to the Apfellandtriathlon in Austria. An incredibly cool race, I must say! Although not organized by Challenge or Ironman, but who likes it mountainous and familiar, this race should definitely have on his budget list.
At the race I had the next new experience: Swimming without a wetsuit! For me a catastrophe, especially when we were sent into the water 6 minutes before the start, and I had to swim off completely cooled down. With a really bad swim and as the very last one I crawled out of the water. And it really felt like crawling!
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