I've just set a bedtime alarm.
My old Ironman watch that sits down on the computer desk in the lounge room will go off at 9.30pm every night.
To remind me to go to bed if I haven't already.
Post Ironman blues and pick me ups
It's been around a month since Challenge Roth, during which time I cycled up a few cols while on holidays, then came home and sat around watching the Olympics.
I had jetlag (maybe) and the post-Ironman blues (probably).
No-one tells you about the post-Ironman blues before you get them. Well, actually, I'm lucky. My good friend Andy did tell me. But that's a whole other story, the short version is, if you ever do an iron-distance race (or a marathon, ultra marathon, or some other race that you dedicate your life to for the better part of a year), make sure you've got something to look forward to afterwards, because it can be quite a come down.
I had jetlag (maybe) and the post-Ironman blues (probably).
No-one tells you about the post-Ironman blues before you get them. Well, actually, I'm lucky. My good friend Andy did tell me. But that's a whole other story, the short version is, if you ever do an iron-distance race (or a marathon, ultra marathon, or some other race that you dedicate your life to for the better part of a year), make sure you've got something to look forward to afterwards, because it can be quite a come down.
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