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| Name: |
Greg Bishop |
| Location: |
Fairfax, VA |
| Age Group: |
Male 60 - 64 |
| About Me: |
I started triathlon as part of a challenge from a coworker (who never actually arrived at a start line) in 2003 with a sprint and an Olympic tri. 2005 will see me going for my first Ironman. |
| What I do to pay the bills: |
Work for America Online in the Operations department |
| Who defends the ranch when I'm out training: |
My wonderful wife. |
| Short term triathlon goals: |
Complete Ironman Florida course before time expires: happy and health |
| Long term triathlon goals: |
Continue to complete races happy and healthy |
| Fantasy triathlon goals: |
Qualify for Kona (if you have ever seen me run, you know this is pure fantasy) |
| Three favorite albums: |
Bach - Brandenburg Concerti
Mozart - Ein Musikalischer Spass
Phil Collins - Three Sides Live
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| Favorite book: |
The Lord of the Rings |
| Favorite movie: |
Star Wars |
| Chocolate: |
Dark 73% Organic |
| Garlic: |
Absolutely |
| Blue Cheese: |
Prefer Not |
| For breakfast, I usually have: |
Balance Bar and Diet Coke |
| After a long day of training, my favorite meal is: |
I've found my stomach settles down quickly with a McDonalds Apple Pie. After that it depends on what I have time to cook. |
| My best triathlon advice is: |
Not enough experience to have any advice worth mentioning. |
| My best non-triathlon advice is: |
Balance. Just as triathlon requires balance between the three disciplines, life requires balance between many priorities. Focus to stay balanced. |
| What was I thinking when I signed up for my first race: |
Swim a mile in a lake? No problem. Bike 40km? No problem. How the $^!! am I going to run a 10k? (At the time I had never run more than a mile and thought running was only torture.) |
| Everything I need to know I learned from: |
My wonderful wife. |
| My deepest, darkest secret is: |
Not to be posted on the Internet. |
Race Summary
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