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Enter sand man

So the Coloradans will have their fill of sand this weekend given the races locale: The Boulder Reservoir. Brian H and the BoulderRacing.com crew will be out there in force to get course dialed. Bring your Stans however given the unbelievable amount of goat heads on the course. Last year, Chris G literally swept and raked every square inch of the course by hand to free it if the spiky race ruiners.


Life is good at the '06 Rez race pre-goat heads...

...then forced to play catch up after changing bikes


My run today was unbelievable. One of those absolutely picture perfect fall mornings. I couldn't believe how well I responded back to the running after doing so much of it to prep for 'cross (~ 3 x per week). I felt light and the legs turned over good. I will be missing this weekends beach frolics as I'm heading east for the family fun. Then back to help Chris G set up for the UCI races coming next weekend. This race and a re-emphasis on running will help as training for my Mol trip.....which will have monster sections of sand and require power and running savvy. John Suzuki, a CA based 'crosser captured some great pics you can see here:


Needless to say, I will be found at the Rez days in December getting the whole sand thing dialed for January 19th 2008.

'Cross on, peeps.

Reader Comments (2)

seeing these photos gets ya going i can almost feel the grit of sand in my teeth or is that my bottom bracket

October 27, 2007 | Unregistered Commenterdcheek

i didn't race Chris's race at the Rez last year, how different was the course from the boulder racing course?

October 28, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterAnonymous

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