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Mike Llerandi
  • 46, Male
  • Franklin Lakes, NJ
  • United States
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Hometown:
Schaumburg, IL
About Me:
A father, sales guy & triathlete looking to contribute to the quality of the network.

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My athletic bio: http://mpl201.com
My LinkedIn page: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mpl201
Key Race for 2010:
Kona

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Tri Workshop in at the Wyckoff Y - Sun, 1/17

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Why We Do This

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Find Your People

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PRP Therapy

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Time to Travel

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Inspiration for the Aging Competitive Athlete

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Big Rules for 2010

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At 9:31am on August 21, 2009, Alex Dayton said…
Good luck...still 2 more years until I can do ag nats..
At 7:49pm on August 17, 2009, Alex Dayton said…
Mike - where have you been? No blog posts since February!?!?!??! Us lowly juniors need inspiration! :o)
At 4:57pm on July 20, 2009, James Tiesi said…
Checked the forum and people seem to be using the Ultra plan for
70.3 as well. But no info on why the International plan is soooo long?
At 3:03pm on July 17, 2009, James Tiesi said…
Hi Mike,
Presently using the Ultra Distance plan getting ready for Ironman Florida. Looking at the other plans I don't see a 70.3 distance plan. Do you recommend using the Ultra Distance Plan for that as well? Also I was wondering why the International training program is longer than the Ultra distance? seems like a lot of training for that distance? Thanks for the coaching!
Jim
At 11:06pm on June 20, 2009, Rene Vargas said…
Mike,
I just got your IM 36 week program; I'm doing my first IM in Mexico Cozumel Nov. 29th 2009 and just have 23 weeks to race day. My last competition was a 1/2 IM in Nov. 2008 and since then not much training at all... Change work and move over China. Just wonder in which week I should start the programs as I just being biking and swimming randomly for just 1 week now.

Rene
At 12:22pm on April 22, 2009, Kristy Klein said…
Mike -
thanks for having the vision to create such a site! A fellow team member, Sarah DalFol suggested that we use the site as a place for the team to communicate about workouts, insetad of lots of emails back and forth.

Kristy
At 6:22am on March 24, 2009, Jorge Ruiz said…
Hey mike, training (week 6 of ultra) for my first ironman in October (Great Floridian), and got a big bug from my kids. Have had to slow down due to fever, nausea etc... should I repeat the week or continue as niormal? Thanks for all your help. BTW I have not heard anything regarding the apparell in a while, any new news?
At 2:19am on February 24, 2009, Kelly said…
Hi Mike
you sound like you have been doing this for awhile, I am registered for my first Ironman this fall in AZ and wondering what you would recommend as far as a training program and or coach?
thanks
Kelly
At 3:40pm on January 28, 2009, Lou Otremba said…
Looks like you commented on one of my pics. Actually that was last year's bike. We tweaked the geometry a bit and went carbon fiber...custom Calfee tetras. Weighs in two lbs lighter and it much smoother. I had the one Mr. Scott rode in '94 and while it didn't fit great I did some of my best ever riding on it.

To answer your question...hell ya we're doing Columbia. It's a great race and I can sleep in my own bed the night before. I'm thrilled that this year it's 4 weeks out of Eagleman, usually it's only 3.
At 10:32pm on January 24, 2009, Sasquatch said…
No, Flying, but flying leaves a huge carbon footprint as well, So i'm including in my overall numbers. I may take it out later if it is too lopsided. The idea to is to try to use HPV for day-today stuff...

I have driven from Anchorage to Mexico before though. Went on a 6 month climbing roadtrip and drove from Anchorage to Mexico to Kentucky and back with lots in between..... Lots of driving.....

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