Who dresses like a bigger goober when they race - triathletes or trail runners? And in case you couldn't tell, that triathlete IS a dude. See photos at bottom of page for more trail-fashion examples.
posted @ 11:06 AM
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using brute force to pound number sense into the minds of the future generation. Put down that calculator! And stop shooting spitwads!
My stride for the entire marathon, and the reason I don't do road races. Exaggerated leaping is slightly more justifable if there are rocks and roots below your feet.
Zane Grey Highline 51 Miler, 2006, starting line.
Zane Grey Highline, the trail.
I nearly tripped over every single one of these rocks.
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Triathletes look like WAY bigger dorks! And in my own defense, there was a bunch of leg-slashing cacti everywhere.
From my experience I would unfortunately have to save trail runners. But I'm not including myself in that bunch of fashion no-no's ;)
Triathletes have too much spandex, and not enough humility, in my opinion. (I used to tri in the old days, before multi-hundred dollar fees, $4000 bikes, and when triathletes seemed much friendlier). I guess that's why I'm an ultragoober, now.
Any male, and most females, who wear spandex should all be moved to a big island in the ocean. What dorks!
Even though I have seen folks at races or training and have to say, "What the hell were you thinking when you put THAT on", I would have to say that triathletes are WAY bigger posers.
Triathletes, of course! Didn't neon go out in the 80's? ; ) But I guess that means its time to come back again.....
TRIs!!!!
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TRI!!
tri-geeks for sure. and this is coming from a skull-cap wearing trail runner.
i can't vote...everytime i look at that picture of that guy and his helmet, i start laughing so hard that tears are streaming down my face...okay, i got it under control now...it's obvious that tri-dude is a true dork...and you look pretty cool in your gear.
Even though your numbers might be a little skewed due to your audience I will continue the trend and say the triathletes are way bigger dorks, but after what I wore up the mountain the other day I am not sure I should be talking.
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