The summer is coming to an end, but H+P is still out there, crushing race courses. Here are some recent results:
Luke Eghoetz had an amazing race at the 2013 1/2 Ironman World Championships. He averaged over 35hm/h on the bike, ran just over 1:30 for the half marathon, and managed to place inside the top 40 for his AG. Click here for the results.
Sue and Liz both had awesome performances in the Wasaga Beech Sprint Duathlon. It was their first time ever doing a multisport event- Liz even manged to place 3rd in her AG! Results.
Erik had a great showing at the half-Ironman in Muskoka. Coming of injuries from his Ironman, Erik still went out and had fun, placing in the top 50 in his AG! Results.
Vance, despite a busy summer of racing, was back at it- this time in Montreal for the Duathlon National Championships. He tore up the course, placing top 10 in his AG. Results.
Adam and Kev had one last showdown for the year at the Hy-Vee Olympic National Triathlon Championships (for USA). Adam did take the win, but Kev unfortunately suffered a flat on the course. He did finish the race on a positive note though with a sub-42 10K. Results.
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Monday, 9 September 2013
Monday, 26 August 2013
Late-August Racing
ENDURrun and IMMT aside, there have also been a few other races worth mentioning over the past few weeks!
Mark Potvin had a great 5K in Dundas on the 17th. He ended up breaking 25- minutes for the first time ever, and placing 3rd in his AG!
Mark Potvin had a great 5K in Dundas on the 17th. He ended up breaking 25- minutes for the first time ever, and placing 3rd in his AG!
Shantell Powell also had a great performance at the Mud Hero 6K. She ended up coming in with a time well under 1 hour, placing 81st in her AG. This is pretty darn good since there were well over 300 people in her AG!
Despite just coming off the duathlon World Championships, Vance Lai performed quite well at the Orillia sprint duathlon. He managed to place 3rd overall and 2nd in his AG!
H+P at Ironman Mount Tremblant
H+P had a few representative and Ironman Mount Tremblant- here they are!
Kevin Grotheer (the king of not training- actually did NOT train this year aside from fixing Coach Sean's AC and doing a few races) managed to finish the race in a comfortable time of 13:44:31. This was good enough for 1474th overall, 66th in AG
One of Coach Sean's personal coaching athletes had an inspirational result. Lori Smith was rounding into the best shape of her life 3 months out from the event. However, on an otherwise unremarkable training ride, she fell off her bike and broke her arm. She was put in a cast, and this left her unable to swim, bike or even run for 4 weeks. At the 5 week point, the fracture still had not healed completely, but there was enough stability to start doing some light work in the trainer along with some other light exercises (still no swimming at all). 1 month out from the race, the arm had healed, but was weak and sore from not being used for 8 weeks! There was no way the bone would be ready to withstand an Ironman, let alone have surrounding musculature that is ready to go (or so we thought). At this point, most advised it was in her best interests to forget about the race. However, not willing to quit, Lori ramped up the training very quickly (not without significant arm pain), and then decided she would give the race a shot. She ended up finishing in well under 15 hours, good enough for 81st in her AG. Great work Lori!
Kevin Grotheer (the king of not training- actually did NOT train this year aside from fixing Coach Sean's AC and doing a few races) managed to finish the race in a comfortable time of 13:44:31. This was good enough for 1474th overall, 66th in AG
One of Coach Sean's personal coaching athletes had an inspirational result. Lori Smith was rounding into the best shape of her life 3 months out from the event. However, on an otherwise unremarkable training ride, she fell off her bike and broke her arm. She was put in a cast, and this left her unable to swim, bike or even run for 4 weeks. At the 5 week point, the fracture still had not healed completely, but there was enough stability to start doing some light work in the trainer along with some other light exercises (still no swimming at all). 1 month out from the race, the arm had healed, but was weak and sore from not being used for 8 weeks! There was no way the bone would be ready to withstand an Ironman, let alone have surrounding musculature that is ready to go (or so we thought). At this point, most advised it was in her best interests to forget about the race. However, not willing to quit, Lori ramped up the training very quickly (not without significant arm pain), and then decided she would give the race a shot. She ended up finishing in well under 15 hours, good enough for 81st in her AG. Great work Lori!
Ed Cyr (trained with us this past winter) who races with Studio Energi also had a great race! He ended up coming in just under the 10-hour mark. This was good enough to place easily in the top 100, and to win his AG!
Chris Morton (who trained with us last year) also had a great race, finishing in just under 10.5 hours. This was good enough for top 20 in his AG, good job Chris!
Sunday, 25 August 2013
H+P at the 2013 ENDURrun
H+P had an amazing time competing at the 2013 ENDURrun!
We ended up entering two teams. Click on the links below and follow through the Facebook album to see how each team did! CLICK HERE for the overall results.
H+P Men's Team: click for full recap
We ended up entering two teams. Click on the links below and follow through the Facebook album to see how each team did! CLICK HERE for the overall results.
H+P Men's Team: click for full recap
H+P Girls + Mountain Man team: click for full recap
Monday, 12 August 2013
H+P Race Weekend: Aug. 10th-11th, 2013
Another great weekend of racing for the team! Here are the results:
Bracebridge Olympic Triathlon
Bracebridge Olympic Triathlon
- Kristen Marchant: 2:11:53 - 1st female overall!
Bracebridge Sprint Triathlon
- Greg Dyce: 1:14:48 - 22nd overall, 1st in AG, sub 20-min 5K(second fastest run of the day!)
- Alex Ni: 1:23:43 - 75th overall, 10th in AG
Also, the Shrigley family had a great time competing in the "Race through Hell." Here is a message form Ed:
"I had a great time of 40:22 getting a pb by 10 seconds the course was all hills there were no flats and I came in second in my age group. Candy also came in second in her age group with a time of 42:34. Nicole did not do so well with a time of 44:04 and a sore foot I think it is planters Brandon also ran with a time of 38:23"
"I had a great time of 40:22 getting a pb by 10 seconds the course was all hills there were no flats and I came in second in my age group. Candy also came in second in her age group with a time of 42:34. Nicole did not do so well with a time of 44:04 and a sore foot I think it is planters Brandon also ran with a time of 38:23"
H+P at the Duathlon World Championships
H+P had 4 athletes competing at the 2013 Duathlon World Championships that took place in Ottawa this year. Click here for the full results.
Florian Ong did quite well, coming in with a finial time of 2:03:48, placing 12th in his AG and 55th overall and 11th among ALL Canadians who competed. It is also worth noting that the runs were long (10.4K), and this would correlate to a 36:51 10K- a new PB for him!
Florian Ong did quite well, coming in with a finial time of 2:03:48, placing 12th in his AG and 55th overall and 11th among ALL Canadians who competed. It is also worth noting that the runs were long (10.4K), and this would correlate to a 36:51 10K- a new PB for him!
Florian on the run course!
Coach Gill had a great race coming in with a final time of 2:33:46, placing 8th in her AG and 107th out of all the females. She also had an awesome sprint finish, beating an American in her AG by 0.2s.
Coach Gill on her first run, not quite in pain yet!
Vance had a great first world championships- he came in at 2:14:55, placed 25th in his AG and 186th overall!
Vance hammering away on the 1st run
Coach Sean came in at 2:02:39, placing 10th in his AG, 44th overall and 6th place out of all the Canadians who competed.
Coach Sean on his second run
Saturday, 3 August 2013
Impromptu 5K Track Session
We held our first impromptu 5K track session Saturday August 3rd at 8:00am. We all tried for a PR- and while everybody valiantly hammered through the wind, Jordan was the only one to walk away with one!
A special thanks goes out to Lloyd and Julie for bringing their race clock, water and for cheering!
Here are the results:
*PR= personal record, SB= season best
1) Sean Delanghe: 17:14- SB
2) Jordan Schmidt: 17:20- SB,PR
3) Greg Dyce: 17:25- SB
4) Holger Kleinke: 20:02
5) Alex Ni: 22:32?
6) Jeremy Tracey: 22:33
7) Nolan Tracey: 27:30
And here are some great pictures from the event taken by Julie Schmidt!
A special thanks goes out to Lloyd and Julie for bringing their race clock, water and for cheering!
Here are the results:
*PR= personal record, SB= season best
1) Sean Delanghe: 17:14- SB
2) Jordan Schmidt: 17:20- SB,PR
3) Greg Dyce: 17:25- SB
4) Holger Kleinke: 20:02
5) Alex Ni: 22:32?
6) Jeremy Tracey: 22:33
7) Nolan Tracey: 27:30
And here are some great pictures from the event taken by Julie Schmidt!
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