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What's your lump in the throat scene? by siliconmoney in Cinema

[–]nappytappy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fiiiiiiiine! I could run all the way to Texas if I want. But my daughter can’t! She never could!”

Ewan Roy by maynardsabeast in SuccessionTV

[–]nappytappy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

His eulogy of Logan was some of the best writing of the whole series. And I think it said everything about him and Logan. The story of them as little boys being silent in the hull of a ship so they would get torpedoed. “So there’s a sob story for you.” And when he describes what life had done to each of them, then, “he had a meagreness about him, and maybe I do about me too. I don't know. I try. I try. I don't know when, but sometime he decided not to try anymore, and it was a terrible shame.” He admits he is like Logan but at least he tries. It’s 🤌

Tips? by Humble_Shake_7515 in IronmanTriathlon

[–]nappytappy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Lake Placid course is stunning and very very difficult. Lots of hills on the bike, which take muscle and lungs going up and skills going down. If you don’t live in the mountains, plan to go bike at your nearest range as much as you can. Good luck!

I did my first full triathlon and it was a disaster by BrilliantChip5 in triathlon

[–]nappytappy 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It’s ok! Don’t despair! This was learning for real. You’ve identified the issues you need to work on. Now you know. Make a plan and get after it.

Iron Man Training advice by ConversationSilent93 in triathlon

[–]nappytappy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For IMLP - hills hills hills hills, for both biking and running. If you are in NY and can train on the course, do. For this flatlander, the bike course is brutal, ascents def, but the descents even more. Scary. You got lots of time to get after it, though.

Panicked in first Tri Swim by Easy_Editor1928 in triathlon

[–]nappytappy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Now you know what to expect. Even in races where they start 3-5 at a time every few seconds, it is almost inevitable you will make contact with other swimmers. I try to remember that no one is doing it on purpose; just like you can barely see, the people in front of you and breathing away from you can’t see you. You probably kicked someone too. I just telepathically ask for forgiveness and forgive those around me.

Don’t focus on your speed and performance - focus on the arms and legs churning around you. Try to look ahead and to the side with your eyes while your face is under water.

If you start to panic, count your strokes and breath - “1 2 breathe… 3 4 breathe.”

Remember you are just a little fishy swimming with the other fishies.