Trans Tahoe 2013

RonCollins

July 20, 2013 - http://www.transtahoerelay.com

I've been recruited onto a relay, and am wondering if the 6200' altitude is going to be a problem. I train at sea level, here in Florida so I expect that I'll really feel it if I push it over 75%.

Also, if anyone is interested, our team leader has a spot open for someone that would like to join the team. We have a great deal on a rental house etc. Please email me off the board at collins@tampabay.rr.com

Thank you!!!

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http://www.marathonswimmers.org/forum/discussion/479/elevation/p1

RonCollins

Thank you very much. Wanna join our relay?

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I've become one of those 'no walls, no lanes, no lines, no podiums, no rules, just the water please' swimmers, so I'll pass, but thanks.

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http://laketahoe.jpl.nasa.gov/field-data/tahoerawdatagrph

evmo

See you there, Ron!

RonCollins

http://remote.ucdavis.edu/tahoe_site_result.asp?siteName=USCG

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Thanks, it has wind speed data as well. Heavy winds mix the surface layers, destroying the thermal stratification ...