Amanda or anyone else interested in some open water
informal group swims - I suggest that you join the
Coney Island Brighton Beach Open Water Swimmers
(CIBBOWS) email group.  Follow the instructions below.

* To unsubscribe send email to bb-request@...
* with the word "unsubscribe" in the subject line.

* To subscribe send email to bb-request@...
* with the word "subscribe" in the subject line.

On another note ...

Monday - March 7 @ 7:30 Lynn Cox will speak and
have her book signing at Barnes & Noble 82/B'way
Long distance cold water swimmer ...

Capri.
---------------
on 3/3/05 15:59, Amanda DeMilt at ademilt@... wrote:

thanks for the info on the brighton beach swimmers!
i usually make it down to CI 2-3 times/month in the summer -
we'll have to coordinate.

Capri Djatiasmoro <Capri@...> wrote:
Amanda,

When it gets warmer - I do swims at Coney Island.
I ride my bike from Park Slope along Shore Road
to CI - park my bike at one of the lifeguard chairs
and do a swim - then crash out on the beach.

It's about 11-12 mile ride to CI.
I swim anywhere from a 1/2 mile to a mile.

In addition, you can join the open water swimmers at
Brighton Beach.  A wonderful group of people who meet
weekends starting 7am to around 10am.
They start swimming in April.

Capri.
---------------
on 3/3/05 11:45, Amanda DeMilt at ademilt@... wrote:

We can also put together a few swims down at Coney Island - no organized
stuff, but it's great to get a group together & head down for some open
water practice!

Emily Mellow <emily@...> wrote:
Although the MIMS is a bit intimidating for me personally, I would like
to do some open water 1-2mi swims during the season.

The Manhattan Island Foundation http://www.swimnyc.org/ organizes a
number of city swims that are shorter than MIMS.  It would be great to
see a BrooklynTri presence at some of those.

The site describes the MIMS (and all of the other swims they organize)
for those of you who may not know what everyone has been talking about.

- Mellow

On Mar 2, 2005, at 10:41 PM, irinar44 wrote:

>
>
> I actually might be interested!  I've been thinking of the swim
> around Manhattan for a while and I am definitely not doing NYC tri
> this year.
> Is there anyone else interested out there?
> Also, while we are on the subject of relays - would anyone be
> interested to join forces with me and field a Brooklyn Tri Club relay
> at some of the local tris?  I'd do the swim part.
>
> Irina.
>
> --- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Blyer
> <jonblyer@y...> wrote:
>> I think you can also do that manhattan island swim as a relay
> race.  Unfortunately, it's the day before the NYC tri this year, so
> that rules out many of us (inlcluding myself)....
>> Is there anyone not doing the nyc tri who may be interested in
> doing the swim as a relay?
>>
>> Jonathan
>>
>> Capri Djatiasmoro <Capri@2...> wrote:
>> TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
>> March 3-9, 2005
>>
>> Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...
>>
>> and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.
>>
>> Capri.

If at all possible it would be nice to have the club meeting not on a
Wednesday...

--- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, "alexvillari"
<alexvillari@y...> wrote:
>
> --- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, avasquez@c... wrote:
> > Jon, et al.
> I agree that a follow-up meeting is in order.  Next Wed. is fine
with
> me for now.  From this meeting, the regular training dates can take
> shape (Sat am swim, Thurs bricks in summer-indoor bike session in
> winter).  To keep it simple: I was thinking of 2 other weekly group
> workouts:
>
> Tuesday eve Run (PP or CP).
> Sunday morning Bike (various locations).
>
> Plus I can start collecting some resources, since I volunteered to
> compile a list of resources with Jeremey for the eventual website.
>
> Alex

Spinning at 8:30pm on Thursdays sounds pretty good!
I hope that there is enough interest to get this going.

--- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Blyer
<jonblyer@y...> wrote:
> A few things:
> I've been in touch with Jon Cane of citycoach about using his
indoor spin studio for some group workouts.  His studio is on 5th st.
and 6th avenue and it has 6 computrainers set up and networked so
that 6 people can ride the same simulated course simultaneously.  I
participated in a race there a few weeks ago and it was a lot of fun.
It's a great way to get a longer ride in during the winter, when most
of us are stuck on indoor trainers during the week.
> He's agreed to give us a discounted price of $15 per person for a
90 minute session (normal price is $20).  The time he has available
is Thursdays from 8:30 to 10pm.
> Before I confirm with him that we're going to use the studio, I
wanted to make sure there is interest out there to do so.  If you
think that it's somethin you'd participate in, then please let me
know.
>
> We'll be swimming again on Saturday morning at 8am at the Berkeley
Carroll pool if anyone is interested in joining us.
>
> I've been in touch with the YMCA about using their room again for
another meeting next week.   I think it's important that the
comittees sit down again sometime soon to brainstorm ideas and assign
some individual tasks.  I asked for Wednesday night, but I will keep
you all posted on what's available as soon as I find out.
>
> Thanks,
> Jonathan
>
>
>
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Amanda,

When it gets warmer - I do swims at Coney Island.
I ride my bike from Park Slope along Shore Road
to CI - park my bike at one of the lifeguard chairs
and do a swim - then crash out on the beach.

It's about 11-12 mile ride to CI.
I swim anywhere from a 1/2 mile to a mile.

In addition, you can join the open water swimmers at
Brighton Beach.  A wonderful group of people who meet
weekends starting 7am to around 10am.
They start swimming in April.

Capri.
---------------
on 3/3/05 11:45, Amanda DeMilt at ademilt@... wrote:

We can also put together a few swims down at Coney Island - no organized
stuff, but it's great to get a group together & head down for some open
water practice!

Emily Mellow <emily@...> wrote:
Although the MIMS is a bit intimidating for me personally, I would like
to do some open water 1-2mi swims during the season.

The Manhattan Island Foundation http://www.swimnyc.org/ organizes a
number of city swims that are shorter than MIMS.  It would be great to
see a BrooklynTri presence at some of those.

The site describes the MIMS (and all of the other swims they organize)
for those of you who may not know what everyone has been talking about.

- Mellow

On Mar 2, 2005, at 10:41 PM, irinar44 wrote:

>
>
> I actually might be interested!  I've been thinking of the swim
> around Manhattan for a while and I am definitely not doing NYC tri
> this year.
> Is there anyone else interested out there?
> Also, while we are on the subject of relays - would anyone be
> interested to join forces with me and field a Brooklyn Tri Club relay
> at some of the local tris?  I'd do the swim part.
>
> Irina.
>
> --- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Blyer
> <jonblyer@y...> wrote:
>> I think you can also do that manhattan island swim as a relay
> race.  Unfortunately, it's the day before the NYC tri this year, so
> that rules out many of us (inlcluding myself)....
>> Is there anyone not doing the nyc tri who may be interested in
> doing the swim as a relay?
>>
>> Jonathan
>>
>> Capri Djatiasmoro <Capri@2...> wrote:
>> TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
>> March 3-9, 2005
>>
>> Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...
>>
>> and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.
>>
>> Capri.

Sprint Tri in Port Washington.
Sunday, June 19, 2005
--------------------------------
From: <larkin@...>
Date: 03 Mar 2005 11:20:24 -0800
To: <capri@...>
Subject: LI Gold Coast Triathlon/Duathlon

Good day!

For all that have registered - the current tri list
is posted at www.ligoldcoasttri.com. If there is a
problem, please email me so that it may be corrected.

If you have not yet registered, the event closes out
each year so make sure to secure your entry as soon
as possible. Info is avaliable at www.ligoldcoasttri.com.

Thank you for your support!

--- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, avasquez@c... wrote:
> Jon, et al.
I agree that a follow-up meeting is in order.  Next Wed. is fine with
me for now.  From this meeting, the regular training dates can take
shape (Sat am swim, Thurs bricks in summer-indoor bike session in
winter).  To keep it simple: I was thinking of 2 other weekly group
workouts:

Tuesday eve Run (PP or CP).
Sunday morning Bike (various locations).

Plus I can start collecting some resources, since I volunteered to
compile a list of resources with Jeremey for the eventual website.

Alex

I'd be interested as well!

Angie

"McGrath, David" <david.mcgrath@...>
03/03/2005 12:47 PM EST
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i'd be interested in the spin session. it sounds great



-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Blyer [mailto:jonblyer@...]
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To: brooklyntriclub@yahoogroups.com
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A few things:
I've been in touch with Jon Cane of citycoach about using his indoor spin studio for some group workouts.  His studio is on 5th st. and 6th avenue and it has 6 computrainers set up and networked so that 6 people can ride the same simulated course simultaneously.  I participated in a race there a few weeks ago and it was a lot of fun. It's a great way to get a longer ride in during the winter, when most of us are stuck on indoor trainers during the week.
He's agreed to give us a discounted price of $15 per person for a 90 minute session (normal price is $20).  The time he has available is Thursdays from 8:30 to 10pm. 
Before I confirm with him that we're going to use the studio, I wanted to make sure there is interest out there to do so.  If you think that it's somethin you'd participate in, then please let me know.

We'll be swimming again on Saturday morning at 8am at the Berkeley Carroll pool if anyone is interested in joining us.

I've been in touch with the YMCA about using their room again for another meeting next week.   I think it's important that the comittees sit down again sometime soon to brainstorm ideas and assign some individual tasks.  I asked for Wednesday night, but I will keep you all posted on what's available as soon as I find out.

Thanks,
Jonathan

-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Blyer [mailto:jonblyer@...]
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 12:12 PM
To: brooklyntriclub@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BrooklynTriClub] training and comittee meeting

A few things:

I've been in touch with Jon Cane of citycoach about using his indoor spin studio for some group workouts.  His studio is on 5th st. and 6th avenue and it has 6 computrainers set up and networked so that 6 people can ride the same simulated course simultaneously.  I participated in a race there a few weeks ago and it was a lot of fun. It's a great way to get a longer ride in during the winter, when most of us are stuck on indoor trainers during the week.

He's agreed to give us a discounted price of $15 per person for a 90 minute session (normal price is $20).  The time he has available is Thursdays from 8:30 to 10pm. 

Before I confirm with him that we're going to use the studio, I wanted to make sure there is interest out there to do so.  If you think that it's somethin you'd participate in, then please let me know.

 

We'll be swimming again on Saturday morning at 8am at the Berkeley Carroll pool if anyone is interested in joining us.

 

I've been in touch with the YMCA about using their room again for another meeting next week.   I think it's important that the comittees sit down again sometime soon to brainstorm ideas and assign some individual tasks.  I asked for Wednesday night, but I will keep you all posted on what's available as soon as I find out.

 

Thanks,

Jonathan

 

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I'd be interested, at least until this weather clears.

-----Original Message-----
From: jonblyer@... [mailto:jonblyer@...]
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Importance: Low


A few things:
I've been in touch with Jon Cane of citycoach about using his indoor spin studio
for some group workouts.  His studio is on 5th st. and 6th avenue and it has 6
computrainers set up and networked so that 6 people can ride the same simulated
course simultaneously.  I participated in a race there a few weeks ago and it
was a lot of fun. It's a great way to get a longer ride in during the winter,
when most of us are stuck on indoor trainers during the week.
He's agreed to give us a discounted price of $15 per person for a 90 minute
session (normal price is $20).  The time he has available is Thursdays from 8:30
to 10pm.
Before I confirm with him that we're going to use the studio, I wanted to make
sure there is interest out there to do so.  If you think that it's somethin
you'd participate in, then please let me know.

We'll be swimming again on Saturday morning at 8am at the Berkeley Carroll pool
if anyone is interested in joining us.

I've been in touch with the YMCA about using their room again for another
meeting next week.   I think it's important that the comittees sit down again
sometime soon to brainstorm ideas and assign some individual tasks.  I asked for
Wednesday night, but I will keep you all posted on what's available as soon as I
find out.

Thanks,
Jonathan



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Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday!
  Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web

Although the MIMS is a bit intimidating for me personally, I would like
to do some open water 1-2mi swims during the season.

The Manhattan Island Foundation http://www.swimnyc.org/ organizes a
number of city swims that are shorter than MIMS.  It would be great to
see a BrooklynTri presence at some of those.

The site describes the MIMS (and all of the other swims they organize)
for those of you who may not know what everyone has been talking about.

- Mellow



On Mar 2, 2005, at 10:41 PM, irinar44 wrote:

>
>
> I actually might be interested!  I've been thinking of the swim
> around Manhattan for a while and I am definitely not doing NYC tri
> this year.
> Is there anyone else interested out there?
> Also, while we are on the subject of relays - would anyone be
> interested to join forces with me and field a Brooklyn Tri Club relay
> at some of the local tris?  I'd do the swim part.
>
> Irina.
>
> --- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Blyer
> <jonblyer@y...> wrote:
>> I think you can also do that manhattan island swim as a relay
> race.  Unfortunately, it's the day before the NYC tri this year, so
> that rules out many of us (inlcluding myself)....
>> Is there anyone not doing the nyc tri who may be interested in
> doing the swim as a relay?
>>
>> Jonathan
>>
>> Capri Djatiasmoro <Capri@2...> wrote:
>> TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
>> March 3-9, 2005
>>
>> Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...
>>
>> and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.
>>
>> Capri.
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I actually might be interested!  I've been thinking of the swim
around Manhattan for a while and I am definitely not doing NYC tri
this year.
Is there anyone else interested out there?
Also, while we are on the subject of relays - would anyone be
interested to join forces with me and field a Brooklyn Tri Club relay
at some of the local tris?  I'd do the swim part.

Irina.

--- In BrooklynTriClub@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Blyer
<jonblyer@y...> wrote:
> I think you can also do that manhattan island swim as a relay
race.  Unfortunately, it's the day before the NYC tri this year, so
that rules out many of us (inlcluding myself)....
> Is there anyone not doing the nyc tri who may be interested in
doing the swim as a relay?
>
> Jonathan
>
> Capri Djatiasmoro <Capri@2...> wrote:
> TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
> March 3-9, 2005
>
> Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...
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> and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.
>
> Capri.
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I think you can also do that manhattan island swim as a relay race.  Unfortunately, it's the day before the NYC tri this year, so that rules out many of us (inlcluding myself)....
Is there anyone not doing the nyc tri who may be interested in doing the swim as a relay?

Jonathan

Capri Djatiasmoro <Capri@...> wrote:

TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
March 3-9, 2005

Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...

and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.

Capri.

TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
March 3-9, 2005

Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...

and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.

Capri.



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TimeOut Magazine - issue 492
March 3-9, 2005

Kris Rutford swimming around Manhattan ...

and below him - a clip on the Polar Bears.

Capri.

Hello Everybody,

Kayakers - CIBBOWS - Brooklyn Tri Club - Jackrabbit events -

Very soon, I can see these groups joining forces,
coordinating successful race events.

Yes! This is a very Happy New Year.

Thank-you,
Capri.
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For kayak support, it's best to contact Tim Gable and Harry Spitz
of the Downtown Boathouse ... they will let others know of
possibilities, if we can help.

Thanks for your interest. Mike Passow


> From: Harry M Spitz <h.spitz@...>
> Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 08:34:01 -0500
> To: cdjatiasmoro@...
> Subject: Re: Polar Bear New Years paddle
>
> http://hudson-kayaker.blogspot.com/
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> I've started a new kayak picture site starting with pictures
> of the Coney Island Polar Bears New Year's day Plunge.
>
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>
> Harry Spitz

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First Name, Last Name, age, Address, phone number, USA Triathlong Number (if you have one, if not just leave a space), emergency contact name and relation, emergency contact phone number

If you wan't to tell me anything else interesting about yourself feel free.

 

Thanks a lot, and I look forward to meeting you all at our meeting on the 23rd!

 

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