Looks like it will be cooling down for the weekend and today Mike and Robbie walk through what that means if you're racing. If you handle the little things well, the weather may just turn out perfect for your needs. But, if you're cold and don't fuel, hydrate correctly, it could be an issue. We go through how to handle the morning swim, including when to put on the wetsuit, we'll take you into transition and out on the bike course with the right clothes. Then we'll look at the run course change along with how what time you finish the bike will make a big difference in how you should address the run. For more insights on Ironman Wisconsin, please see these interviews with 3 of our coaches who were on the podium last year at Ironman Wisconsin: Erin Koerner: https://youtu.be/B0VByQ_cTBM CJ Castle: https://youtu.be/gXu32A5-0LA Parker Watt: https://youtu.be/jj5w6RRcp_Q Topics: Wisconsin course preparation How the cooler temps will affect your race decisions Coach interviews: see above links Going from training in heat to a cool race Wet and cold out of the swim, what next? We're always creating headwind on the bike Strategies for the start of the bike Watch your extremities: feet, hands, ears Don't put on your wetsuit just to stay warm The water will be the warmest place Tims for staying warm on the bike Be careful of getting too cold Too much peeing on the bike or run? Beward of a fast start on the run Core temp Muscle damage Special needs bags - prep How to dress at the Expo to make new friends Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected]

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