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Ude og udforske Cairns, bla. den botaniske have, samt se min sÞde vÊrtinde lÞbe halv ironman!
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@ruderainbow_ USE code BIRDS15 - 15% off ... Triathlete @imdangwill rocking our green festival sunnies for @ironmanoceania in cairns! ðð¥ðŠ . . . #ironman #triathlon #sunnies #festivalvisor #spirt #fitness #endurance #swimwear #mensswimwear #mensfashion #running #swimming #cycling #ruderainbow (at Sidney Austrailia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQV16InntXv/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Good luck to all those competing in Ironman Cairns today! Drop in to @paradisocairns and grab a coffee and snack when you're ready! * * * * * #imcairns #imcairns2017 #cairns #cairnslife #discoverqueensland #queensland #thisisqueensland #thisismyparadise #paradisocairns #repost #fnq #fnqmagazine #ironman #cairnscafes (at Paradiso Cairns)
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The SQUAD Tyler Cairns art 2020 âª02/07: Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)⬠âª02/21: Bloodshot (Sony)⬠04/03: Untitled DC film 04/03: The New Mutants (new date) 05/01: BLACK WIDOW âª06/05: Wonder Woman 1984⬠âª07/24: Untitled DC film⬠âª07/31: Morbius (Sony)⬠âª10/02: Untitled Sony Marvel sequel⬠âª11/06: ETERNALS⬠2021 âª02/12: â¬SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 05/07: DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS âª06/25: The Batman ⬠âª08/06: Suicide Squad 2 ⬠âª11/05: â¬THOR LOVE AND THUNDER TBD:: Marvel BLADE #marvelcomics #Comics #marvel #comicbooks #avengers #avengersinfinitywar #xmen #gotg #captainamerica #ironman #thor #hulk #spiderman #uncannyxmen #wolverine #jeangrey #houseofx #gambit #rogue #powersofx #deadpool #cyclops #avengersendgame #magneto #thanos #storm â view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2OZEv1E
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Cairns Ironman winner in disbelief over easy victory | Ironman Cairns
TRIATHLON and rowing coach Dan Plews has put in a great performance to take out the Ironman 70.3 event in Cairns. This weekend's Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship Cairns offers the winner a guaranteed Kona slot along with a $30,000 pay day, making it one of five such opportunities on Ironman's regional championship calendar. Tim Van Berkel is back to defend his title, while Sarah Piampiano may be on track to taking out the win for the women. Achieving your dreams is possible at any stage of life.
We chatted to Tim about all things Cairns. "It's a beautiful course, but it's very tough. With the Asia Pacific Championships only 2.5 weeks away, Fettell is working directly on strategy. "My coach decided we'd target Port Macquarie, Cairns and Hawaii. It is one of two major races that I'm aiming for this year.The New Zealand age group athlete crossed the line ahead of several professionals in the field. Men's winner Dan Plews crosses the finish line on the Cairns Esplanade.
Michael Fox is making his mark on triathlon, and his sights are set on the podium at this weekend's Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship in Cairns. Holly Hopkinson, Simon Mulligan, Liz O'Sullivan, Jo Van Ewyk, Leigh Brown and Amanda Fraser ahead of this Sunday's Ironman Cairns.Brisbane's Amberger emerged victorious yesterday afternoon from the 3.8km swim, 180km bike and 42.2km run in a stunning time of eight hours, two minutes and 16 seconds to claim victory on debut in the Far North. Ironman Cairns is just over one week away, and the field is fierce. The Cairns Adventure Festival, which includes Ironman Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef Masters Games are predicted to tip more than $10 million in the local economy. Elite athletes from TNQ and around the world are gearing up for Sunday's Ironman 70.3 and Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship Cairns challenges, and even if you're not taking part, there's still plenty to see and do. A 67-year-old tests his spirit and endurance at the Ironman Cairns, and comes up tops. With Ironman Cairns just two weeks away, Tim Van Berkel has his eyes set on defending his title. There are two events which run simultaneously on Sunday June 11, the half course and full. Over its six year history the Cairns Airport IRONMAN Asia-Pacific Championship Cairns has become known as the IRONMAN in paradise and a 'must-do' on the IRONMAN circuit. The Cairns Airport Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship Cairns is back again for 2017 and has international accreditation with over 3,500 registered competitors.
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Seit wir die WÃŒste verlassen haben, begleitet mich das GefÃŒhl, dass etwas zu Ende geht. Eigentlich endete diese Reise fÃŒr mich dort, an der Stelle, als wir den letzten WÃŒstenabschnitt hinter uns gelassen haben. Es gibt immer noch groÃe Weiten, lange Wege, aber die StraÃen sind allesamt asphaltiert, die Anwesenheit der Menschen allgegenwÀrtig. Die WÃŒstendurchquerungen waren meine liebsten Strecken. Das berauschende GefÃŒhl der absoluten Einsamkeit. Die Connie Sue Highway, auf dem wir auf tausend Kilometern ein einziges Fahrzeug getroffen haben. Auf der Tanami Road waren es dann zwei-drei mehr. Der wolkenlose Sternenhimmel ÃŒber uns. Millionen von Sternen, die wir in Europa vor lauter Lichter gar nicht mehr sehen können. Und wie um das nahende Ende zu unterstreichen, zieht sich der Himmel zusammen, die Sterne sind nicht mehr zu erkennen, die MilchstraÃe, die Magellanic clouds, the southern cross. Die Regenzeit ist im tropischen Norden ausgefallen. DafÃŒr regnet es im Sunshine State Queensland. Am Great Barrier Reef. Wir warten auf die Sonne, um die Riffe sehen zu können. Auf Windstille. Hoffen auf Sonntag, haben eine Tauchtour gebucht, vor der ich ziemlichen Respekt habe. Bis dahin soll es pausenlos regnen. Gut fÃŒr die Teilnehmer der Ironman Veranstaltung, die an diesem Wochenende in Cairns abgehalten wird. Die Sterne der SÃŒdhalbkugel sind also hinter der Wolkendecke verschwunden, und wenn ich auf die Wettervorhersage der OstkÃŒste schaue, glaube ich nicht, dass wir sie noch einmal sehen werden. So wie in der WÃŒste. Er wird mir fehlen, der Sternenhimmel Australiens. Die WÃŒste. Das Alleinsein.
Cairns im Regen. Frierende Pelikane :)
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Credit to @hayley_lister : 1500m easy this morning ððŒâ getting ready for another big training weekend! My first half marathon is just 2 weeks away (or my second if you count a 70.3 ð) and Cairns Ironman is 6 weeks after that! So weâve got some big sessions in anticipation of that ð¬ð€ªð¥³ð Happy Friday all - letâs get it done ðªðŒ . . . . . posted on Instagram - https://newaveswim.com/2uXQ6oC
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Ironman Cairns 70.3: The Bike & Run...
He put his arm around me and leaned in, talking low.
âThis isnât me being mean, this is just what we need to do.â I couldnât be sure, but I think I recognized him as the man who asked last year in the middle of a monsoon in Indonesia, if I had another lap left. He continued gently, raising his voice just slightly to compete with my sniffles, âYouâve missed the cut-off, we donât make them to be mean I promise,â I nodded, miserably. âBut look, love,â Iâm 99 percent sure he said something like that, if not the actual quote â the sentiment. âYou are welcome to continue. You will be an DNF, but the course is open. Get out there and give it a go!â
I nodded again and carried my squished, hotel-made onigiri to the Run Out.
He wasnât the only angel in T2, but we need to struggle through 90 km of biking before we meet her.
Where were we? Ah yes, fresh from having our hopes dashed in the inky foam of the Coral Sea. I found out after that Ryan had dialed up my mom on FaceTime to let her watch me pedal out, and when he saw that I was in a full hysterical breakdown, realized that there is nothing about my performance in any given triathlon that is safe going live. In the weeks since the race, Iâve had a realization about my relationship with the sport.
Being pregnant and giving birth is like a universally horrific and painful experience, right? And yet, thereâs all these people out there with more than one kid. I was told itâs because âItâs so worth it in the end, you forget how awful it is.â
GIRL.
I remember every last excruciating millisecond of those 257 days. For that experience, that old yarn does not add up. BUT. Apparently I can spend a whole race scared and crying, and FAIL in the strictest sense of the word and come home and immediately pick races on the two continents Iâm missing. (Ecuador and Cape Town, Iâm coming for you.)
ANYWAY. Weâre on the bike. Iâd heard in the little performance art piece about the course the day before, that thereâs a dude who just travels the world doing every single IRONMAN event, and heâs declared that the Cairns bike course is the most beautiful.
Oh, you beautiful tropical fish.
You can look anywhere but at the pavement right in front of you while youâre riding? What is that even like?
Someday, Iâm going to start a very important translation service: taking the official Course Description copy and making it REAL. Hereâs how they described it:
The undulating, and winding course will take athletes past Thala Beach Resort and Hartleyâs Croc Farm to the turnaround point, approximately 6km south of Wangetti, before heading back to Port Douglas.
Hereâs what it is:
Undulating STRICTLY means up and down, but thereâs an undertone of gentle that⊠letâs just say on an out-and-back loop, there is no rejoicing in racing a downhill, there is only knowing that it will soon be a grueling uphill. The constant hills were tough, but what really ripped me to shreds was the texture of the road and the headwind. In the course brief, weâd been warned that the roads were âcounty roadsâ and that weâd be best to try to ride in the left-hand wheel rut. Like the pioneers did. I did not know much about the types of pavement before this race, but I now know that peculiar specifically to asphalt, is a soul-crushing theft of effort. I could NOT get a leg up on it. I pedaled and pedaled and watched my speedometer and worried.
I managed one successful water bottle exchange while still moving and felt like a (slow and wobbly) boss. The road up the coast and back was closed, blessedly. It took 30 miles or so, but eventually I stopped cringing and remembering the awfulness of last year with every course monitorâs scooter that roared up behind me, and I pedaled.
On the way back, I crested a hill and saw a tent. By this point, I was already doing the complicated math as to whether I was going to make it to T2 in time, and a guy stepped out from the tent and motioned with his hand.
OH GOD. IS HE PULLING ME OFF THE COURSE? IS HE GOING TO MAKE ME GET IN A SWEEPER WAGON?
âI just need to let you know,â he startedâŠ
NO NO NO NO NO
âThat this is the top of the last hill!â He looked triumphant and helpful.
I started crying. Again.
I donât know, fam, but Iâm probably going to need some kind of special warning vest for next race.
Eventually, I was out of the winding coastal road, and on back roads in to town. Then, the wind kicked up. Now of course I didnât expect the race to be a glassy pool and a spin bike in an air-conditioned room, but DANG. When they say Australia basically just wants to kill you, you donât imagine your death will be from all the effort needed to overcome inertia, but here we are.
I hit what had to be one of the last aid stations, and wanted water badly. I hadnât done a great job of eating on the bike, because eating at 20 mph is freaking hard, but Iâd been hydrating pretty good. I considered trying to exchange bottles and then just stopped.
âIâm not good at this usually, and Iâm really not good at it tired.â I explained to the nice volunteer.
Those last five miles⊠were peak struggle. Everything was screaming, I was sick of the wind, and I just wanted off the bike. Eventually I started seeing people on the run course. Oh yeah, I feel like THIS, and I have a half marathon to run now.
Fun vacation.
Bike: 4:22:55
All I remember about getting to T2 is that it was full of bikes already. Suddenly, a lady in a volunteer shirt materialized next to me.
âYou all right? Brilliant job, letâs get you to your spot.â She steered me through the racks as I walked my bike in a daze of tears.
âIâm okay. Iâm okay. Iâm just going to⊠Iâm okay.â
I was trying to tell her my dismal scene needs I must act alone, but she wasnât having it. She stayed next to my spot, chatting as I wobbled to get my bike shoes off. âHereâs the good news!â She continued. âWhile the cut-off has technically passed, you have loads of time!â There it was, the official proclamation that Iâd busted. âOne year,â she continued, âI only made it with ONE minute to spare. Another year, one of my friends took 12 whole hours to finish the Half, but he did it!â
Wait, I might be crying againâŠnow.
âWhy donât you see what you can do? Start the run and see how it goes.â I got my running shoes and visor on, and slipped on my fuel belt. âYou all right? Good luck, youâve got this!â
I headed out, and got the official okay to keep going from the kindly course director at the beginning of this saga, and gingerly started to trot. This is where I finally felt like there was a part of me that could do this. All of the running off the bike all training cycle kicked in. Iâd been WRECKED on the bike, and now I feltâŠokay?! Whatâs even happening?
I ran past Ryan and Frankie and told them I was going to give finishing a go, and trotted on. I WAS DOING THIS. The run course was flat as a pancake and packed with spectators. I started to catch up on the fuel I missed on the bike, and relished the full-fat Coke at each aid station. I wouldnât touch the stuff if I wasnât trying to kill myself physically in other ways, but when you are? It tastes like heaven. I had it on my Fuji climb last weekend, and can confirm â Gatorade, who?
There were still tons of 70.3 competitors out there when I started, but as they dwindled, I was VERY careful to make myself as invisible as possible. I stayed well out of anyoneâs way racing the 140.6, hugging the shoulder of the path and waiting at the aid stations until they were totally clear before I approached. (The run course was on an esplanade with splash pools, which Frankie took full advantage of.)
Omg those aid stations when youâre not the last one on the course? STOCKED. The run was two laps of the same loop, so the second time through â finally feeling like I was going to very maybe finish this thing â I thanked the volunteers handing out watermelon, âThis is my favorite restaurant in Cairns!â I had a lot of time to think on the course, and while I spent a lot of time feeling bad about taking so long, it occurred to me that if the race was only the fastest people, they would miss out on a heck of a lot of entry fees from us back-of-the-packers. While itâs weird to do a sport with professionals out there at the same time, Iâd like to think by virtue of it being inclusionary, they can offer more amenities and support to everyone.
I donât know exactly when I knew I would finish, maybe after the first loop, when my feet were still dry, there was no monsoon, and I was kind of feeling physically⊠fine? Fine-ish? I was IN THIS. No, I didnât strictly run the entire way, but I kept moving forward, every single step that much closer to the finish line. Finally, I could hear the announcer and the bells and drums and cheering of the end.
Hereâs where I put my finish in humiliating perspective: The woman who won the FULL had a faster time that me doing the HALF. I donât know what to tell you guys, Iâm slow AF. But I have a heck of a lot of Donât Quit. I ran down the finish line shoot, with the guy on the microphone announcing my name. I got to the end, and he said, âItâs all right to stop now, you made it!â
And then I cried a little more.
Run: 3:30:24
Total: 9:11:22
I did all 70.3 miles of it this time, and THIS TIME, I got a daggone towel.
Triathlon takes a LOT of time. Not just racing one when youâre slow like me, but training. This was Ryan and Frankieâs race too. They let me disappear for half of every weekend day, they helped me get my bike on four different planes, they spent all day figuring out where Iâd be when to cheer me on, and hung out on the esplanade for hours while I struggled away at the last 13 miles. And my coach, who kept me honest and on track and encouraged me the whole way, I couldnât have done this without them.Â
Triathlon IS a team sport, if you do it right.
(So I think in the whole âyou forget how bad giving birth isâ is because babies are so delightful? I mean, talk to someone who has both given birth AND eaten their first meal the day after a long-course race â this is not a comparison that works out well for babies if that meal is artisanal avocado toast and a Bloody Mary, IâM JUST SAYING.)
Part 1: The Swim...
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The IRONMAN World Championship in Kona is the hardest race in the world for a triathlete to earn a spot in. Thousands of age group triathletes begin the year looking to qualify and only a fraction of them make it to the start line.
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The qualifying process is strenuous, not just the training involved, but the logistics of picking your qualifying race can be a headache. What location offers the best course? Not necessarily the fastest, but the one that fits your strengths. What location has the most qualifying spots in your age group? What is the qualifying time you need to hit in order to have a chance? How about the depth of competition in your age group? These are just a few questions one considers when looking to qualify for Kona.
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Just how difficult is it to qualify for Kona? Approximately 100,000 triathletes try to qualify, only 2,000 triathletes end up on the start line. Thatâs 2%. Every IRONMAN event around the world offers a minimum of one qualifying spot per age group. More spots are given to a race depending on registration numbers and age category. Typically, the 35-39 and 40-44 age group are the most populated, therefore they offer the most qualifying spots. So, you donât have to win your age group to earn a berth, however, winning does secure your chances.
Qualifying for Kona on the 2019 P5X. Photo Courtesy of Cervélo
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How many spots are there? In 2017, the races with the most entry spots (75) were Brazil, Cairns, Frankfurt, South Africa and Texas. Just because there are more spots, doesnât mean you have the best chance of qualifying. The more spots that are given likely means the greater the competition. The number of spots given to races can change from year to year, so itâs best to research this before you register.
So, what races give you the best shot of qualifying? Picking a race that is around the same time as Kona is a smart idea. With all the Kona qualified athletes not present, youâll be able to take on a diminished field. IRONMAN Taiwan, Barcelona, Louisville and Florida all take place roughly two to three weeks before or after Kona. In 2017, there were less than 800 participants at IRONMAN Taiwan. So, if one is willing to travel to Asia, your odds of qualifying exponentially increase.
Just because these races have fewer Kona bound triathletes, still doesnât mean theyâre âeasy.â The average qualifying time across these four races (40-44 age group) was 9:20 to 10:10 for men and 10:10 to 11:10 for the women.
Once September comes along many of North Americaâs top age group triathletes retire for the season. But if youâve got Kona on your mind, this is your shot to qualify. Plan your training right, maybe do a few late-season training camps in some warm climates, you can peak for a number of the November/December Ironmans around the world.
What about the IRONMAN Legacy Program and the Kona Auction?
As recently as three years ago, there was the IRONMAN Lottery program. The lottery was a way for 100 lucky age group triathletes to get into Kona without having to qualify. But in 2015, the US federal government put a stop to this, deeming the activity to be an illegal gambling enterprise. Without admitting any wrongdoing, IRONMAN paid over two and a half million dollars to the government.
However, there is still the Legacy Program. Created in 2012 as a way to honour IRONMANâs loyalist competitors. If you complete 12 full distance IRONMAN races over the course of your career, you may be one of a hundred triathletes granted a spot to Kona. To be eligible you must have:
Completed the minimum of 12 IRONMANs (does not include Challenge races or other brands)
Never started an IRONMAN World Championship
Completed an IRONMAN in the last two years
Be registered for an IRONMAN in the current year.
If you meet those criteria youâre then put into a lottery, of which a hundred triathletes are selected.
Lastly, IRONMAN holds an Annual Kona Auction bidding off a select number of slots to next yearâs world championship. The minimum bidding price is $10,000 and all the proceeds go to the efforts of the IRONMAN Foundation. The foundation was created in 2003 as a way to âleave a legacy through philanthropy, volunteerism and grant making by supporting various athletic, community, education, health, human services and public benefit organizations around the world.â Auction winner(s) receive;
Race bib to compete at The IRONMAN World Championship in Kailua, Kona
Private athlete registration in Kona
Four VIP packages
Invitations to exclusive race-week functions
The racing gear you need for Kona
The training you put into qualifying for Kona is considerable, but your equipment is just as important, and the bike is a key part of that. Equipment choices can be very individual, but over the past 13 years, Kona qualifiers have chosen Cervélo more than any other bike brand. In 2017 for instance, Cervélo outnumbered Trek and Specialized (2nd and 3rd place brands) by 300 bikes and made up roughly 25% of the field. Riding a Cervélo wonât guarantee your entry, but it just might tilt the odds in your favour.
Daniela Ryf heads the field in Hawaii, once again
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Almost a full-house of the 2018 top-10 returning (Canadaâa Angela Naeth is the only athlete missing â ironically, having qualified for 2020 already last week in Chattanooga), for the Pro Women of 2019 Vega IRONMAN World Championship.
As in 2018, both of the defending champions â Patrick Lange and Daniela Ryf â get to start with bib #1, with the M1 and F1 designations, respectively.
Here is the full list of Female Professional athletes that will be competing for the $120,000 first prize.
The Brits
Thereâs a significant British presence in Hawaii this year â six athletes â of which three are previous top-10 finishers.
Leading the way of course is Lucy Charles-Barclay, second in both 2017 and 2018. Winner this season at IRONMAN South Africa, Challenge Roth, The Championship and IRONMAN 70.3 Staffordshire, a drafting penalty (and eventual fifth place) at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice may have ended that winning run, but sheâll be good to go in Kona at an event sheâs had good experiences at, even winning as an Age-Group athlete prior to her Pro career. Expect her to lead the race for several hours⊠at least.
Sixth in both 2015 and 2017 (with a DNF in 2016 and 26th last year), statistically at least Susie Cheetham should be due a âgoodâ year. Qualifying in late 2018 (at IRONMAN Argentina) allowed a steady start to her season, while a win more recently at IRONMAN Hamburg suggests she is on track to time her peak form for Kona nicely.
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Corinne Abraham secured her best result in Hawaii last year (ninth) â achieved despite a running injury â she was third off the bike. Quiet all year, Corinne rocked up to IRONMAN Tallinn, Estonia and added another impressive IRONMAN victory to her C.V. If her body is in one piece, she could well be aiming higher than ninth this time around.
Also pictured above â and third in Tallinn, is Kona debutant Kim Morrison. Sheâs been producing some exceptional Time Trial performances alongside her triathlon racing this season, so the straight roads of Kona could well play into her hands.
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Rounding out the âBrit Packâ are another two British IRONMAN winners in 2019. Nikki Bartlett took her first Pro win at IRONMAN Lanzarote in May, while Laura Siddall earned a third consecutive IRONMAN Australia title in the same month.
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