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#278 From: "Debi Bernardes" <bernardes@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 11:39 pm
Subject: Boston Marathon
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For those of you who might have qualified today at Richmond, just wanted to warn you and others that the Boston Marathon is closed for entries for the 2010 race.

 

I suggest that you be ready to register for 2011 right when they open up registration next year as I anticipate that the flood of marathoners from today until mid-February will be sitting at their computer, thus closing the race out even earlier next year.

 

Debi

 

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Debi Bernardes

USAT Level 2 Coach

USAC Level 3 Coach

8385 Tomahawk Drive

King George, VA 22485

(540) 709-1484

 


#277 From: "Debi Bernardes" <bernardes@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 4:42 pm
Subject: Ironman Camp - St. George, Utah
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Date: March 4 to March 7, 2010

Location:  St. George, Utah

Race Focus:  Ironman St. George (or other IM races for Spring/Summer of 2010)

Coaches:  USAT Expert Level 3 Coach, Graham Wilson, and USAT Level 2 Coach Debi Bernardes

Cost:  $495 (single) to include:  Pool access, shared hotel room, breakfast, dinner (no alcohol), and sag support

 

Preliminary Itinerary:

Thursday (Day 1): For those arriving by noon there will be a short ride on the course to see the start and finish.  In evening there will be a welcome for all and presentation on IM Nutrition.

 

Friday (Day 2): Bike to pool, then a coached endurance swim of 4-5000 meters, but each swimmer will be pulled to the coaching lane a few times throughout for stroke analysis and correction as needed.  From there we will bike back to the hotel post swim.  In afternoon an easy distance run (TBD).  Evening presentation will be focused on IM build and preparation phase of training.

 

Saturday (Day 3):  Ride the IM St. George bike course - 112 miles - optional transition run for 20 minutes post ride.  Evening presentation will be on Race Day strategies, etc.

 

Sunday (Day 4):  Long run of one loop of run course.  At 11:30 final words/topic, and at noon the camp is over for departure.

 

For more information and camp flyer contact me or Graham Wilson.

UCANDOIT-Finalsmall

Debi Bernardes

USAT Level 2 Coach

USAC Level 3 Coach

8385 Tomahawk Drive

King George, VA 22485

(540) 709-1484

 


#276 From: "Debi Bernardes" <bernardes@...>
Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:31 pm
Subject: FW: Webinar: Run/Walk Your Way to Faster Racing Times
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I’ve been using Bobby McGee’s method of run/walking for my long races for over 10 years.  This is an excellent opportunity for not only coaches but athletes (runners and triathletes) to listen/view this webinar.

 

Debi Bernardes

 

From: USA Triathlon [mailto:coaching@...]
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Subject: Webinar: Run/Walk Your Way to Faster Racing Times

 

Run/Walk to Your Way to Faster Racing Times

In a sport which consists of 3 back to back endurance events & where the most demanding of the 3 (running) comes last, it stands to reason that this is where most athletes will experience the greater challenge. The drop off from their stand alone open running times is normally far greater than it is for the bike. If there was a way in which run performance could be improved AND made easier, would not all triathletes come running with rapt attention? Well there is, but to the uninitiated & the all too cool, the option might be somewhat hard for the ego to stomach! Perhaps Bobby McGee’s experience & success as a coach might be able to change your mind. All you have to lose is slower times off the bike. Join him for a webinar on the amazing performance benefits of the run/walk method of racing & training.

If you cannot attend the live webinar session you can register in advance and the complete webinar recording will be emailed out to you after it is completed.

 

   Who should attend: 

Coaches

Athletes

General Public

USAT Certified Coaches earn 1 CEU for attending.


Tuesday,
November 17, 2009

12pm Mountain
2pm Eastern
1pm Central
11am Pacific

register here

 

Cost: $34.99

 

Bobby McGee is an Olympic Coach and Running Expert but also an expert on Sport Psychology and Mental Skills.  He has produced world record holders & an Olympic Champion & numerous Olympians as runners, over & above his work with triathletes. No one knows better how to mentally prepare athletes for success on race day than Bobby McGee!

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