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Old 29-Jun-05, 06:59 PM   #1
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Triathalon


I knocked off the booze, I have my eating dialed in tight, quit over training, its time for a new goal. Something tough, I figured what about a Triathalon?

I'm not really worried about how tough they are, just worried about the effects on my lifting regimen. 4x hours of continuous cardio has got to eat a lot of muscle tissue, plus the weeks preceding the event. What are everyone's thoughts?

My BF is still higher than I'd like it to be (probably 5-7% to go until I'll be happy, and no I am not striving for the ethiopian image). But I'm not too keen on having my lungs burn off weeks of lifting.
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Old 29-Jun-05, 07:44 PM   #2
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I think you'd find Cliner9er and KC_Pike's journals at www.bodyrecomposition.com/forums very interesting, they did the same thing.
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