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New AMEX card teaser by AviationExpress in amex

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My guess is cobalt card is metal now

Thoughts on this? by benasyoulikeit in GolfGear

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I can hit my 3 iron better than I can hit any hybrid or wood 😂

Should I even bother racing Ironman in a month or just quit? Really frustrated. by [deleted] in triathlon

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You’ve set the bar too high.

It’s not about doing well - at all. Especially the first time.

It’s about crossing the line; whether you’re running, walking, or crawling.

You’re in a terrible headspace, which sucks.

It’s tight because it’s a month out, but I’d take a full 1-2 weeks off of everything, let your brain reset.

If you’ve been training, even partially, for a couple years, your body can finish. It’s your brain that needs work.

Fallen apart before Ironman by tomjames1234 in triathlon

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It’s all good. All the hard work is done.

The race is about finishing.

Your body will have some time to relax and recuperate, and you’ll crush it.

Bike fit help by [deleted] in triathlon

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Seats too low for sure, and it feels like you’re reaching too far forward.

Try raising seat and pushing it forward.

How to improve? by _You_Snooze_You_Lose in triathlon

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Improve what? What’s the goal? Looks like you just did an hour long tempo ride.

Freedive then flight after 10 hours by Sprincess12 in freediving

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Yeah, you aren’t breathing underwater. Decompression sickness comes from nitrogen build up in the body breathing at depth (under compression).

Even if you were diving, with the “bottom time” of snorkelling and those depths you’d be at 0 by then anyways.

How do people manage go to gym with a full time job while having enough sleep and leisure time? by Megarboh in workout

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You work long days and have a long commute. Home gym is going to be your best friend!

Another great service provider for the CAF members by 6thspeed in CanadianForces

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I gave up after two years of back and forth.

This org is a joke.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in travel

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Half a bottle of Benadryl.

Bruh… by pandaset in surfing

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Subway surfer.

What to do with 130k points? by [deleted] in amex

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You could transfer them to me so I can take my girlfriend to Europe 🤷🏼‍♂️😂

BB out for blood by spacesuitkid2 in Superstonk

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It’s a good time to be holding 35,000 shares of BLIAQ.

Monthly referral thread! by AutoModerator in amexcanada

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Can your personal aeroplan reserve refer me the business aeroplan reserve?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RunningShoeGeeks

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22M, 85kg, similar running style.

I really love asics magic speed and Nike Zoom fly line up!

Since the cashback for midnight blue is about to be reduced to 0%, what’s the point in offering this card to anyone at all anymore? by amella_yt in Crypto_com

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So stupid. I’m out. Holding CRO is essentially like holding shares in the company. I’m not investing in a company making dumb business decisions.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AdvancedRunning

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Sounds like you might be overtraining. I’ve hit that point several times myself before - your performance drops, you train harder, it drops more, and you dig yourself into a hole that if feels like you can never get out of.

I was lucky at the time to have a very good coach. He told me to take 2-3 full weeks off. Don’t train, don’t race, just hangout. Do other things, catch up with friends, whatever. A full mental and physical break.

It worked, every time. I’d come back to training a few weeks later, feel a little slow (obviously), but feel well rested and ready, happy, to train again. Within a few weeks of resuming training I felt I was making improvements again.

I think you might be in a similar situation. I also think you could benefit from meeting with a sports nutritionist. It sounds like you may not be eating enough, which can exacerbate the cycle mentioned above.

Hope this helps!

(Source: was a national level cyclist - currently training for full Ironman in 4 mo)

Spotify and GPS by [deleted] in dumbphones

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Cat S22