Also, as soon as I stepped in the water, my toes cramped! What's the deal? I didn't take my camel bak because I figured I wouldn't need it for "only" 6 miles. Of course, when I got to the start, I had to ask a friend if I could drink some of his water because I was already feeling dehydrated. (Thanks Kiwi.)
Basically, I tried not to get down on myself. Remember my previous post? I said that I'd only look at positives on race day and analyze lessons learned later. Today is later. I definitely need to work on my cardiovascular endurance. Now that I have time off for the summer, I'm going to do longer distance paddle sessions and just MORE time out on the water. Period. I need to figure out what was it that worked for the Coronado Loop when I did the 12 miles with no cramping whatsoever and energy throughout the race.
And a few positives from the race:
I finally got to meet fellow Boga Team Rider, Ben Sarrazin. |
I had some great friends, Bree and Nikki, drive up from SD to support me. Love ya gals! |
And this is the only injury I sustained... leash wrapped around my leg after a wipeout that EVERYONE saw. Gotta learn to laugh at yourself :) |
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