The Elm Creek TT course was designed by Neil E. in 2007. This 13 mile course features the inner loop of the Elm Creek trail system. It starts rolls and winds and never goes to the road. North on the east side and south on the west side. It is the outer loop but you never go to the road... does that make sense?
Map of Loop
Neil 36.46
Andy 37.49
Andy 38.10 (SS)
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Monday, April 23, 2007
The Oxbow Creek 2 Step
Great for interval training. In honor of Evan R. I am posting a 2 mile time trial. I was hoping to be faster but...
It is just south of Oxbow Creek, a mile out and a mile back. Very fun, very quick and very intense! Map to come!!
Neil 5:08
Andy 5:16
Jay H. 6:00
It is just south of Oxbow Creek, a mile out and a mile back. Very fun, very quick and very intense! Map to come!!
Neil 5:08
Andy 5:16
Jay H. 6:00
Thursday, March 15, 2007
2007 Elm Creek Road TT
Bernie Kaeferlein has described and laid down the initial time on this course. The course is out & back on a paved surface that is rough in sections. At 4.5 miles in length and about 250' of total vertical gain, this short course, but will still make you hurt.
Start/Finish: Stop sign at Goose Lk. Rd./Elm Creek Rd. intersection
Turnaround: Last big crack about 50 feet before the stop sign on Fernbrook
Elm Creek Road TT Map & Profile
Elm Creek Road TT 2007 Results:
Bernie K. --12:38
Start/Finish: Stop sign at Goose Lk. Rd./Elm Creek Rd. intersection
Turnaround: Last big crack about 50 feet before the stop sign on Fernbrook
Elm Creek Road TT Map & Profile
Elm Creek Road TT 2007 Results:
Bernie K. --12:38
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
06/07 Nothern Light TT at Elm Creek - XC Ski
The Northern Lights Time Trial for XC Skies. The course is 2K in length. Check the map for start/finish.Update: Choose your distance. Single lap and 3 lap results will be posted.
Click here for a .pdf version of the course map.
2006/2007 Results
06/07 NLTT x1 Results:
Michael T. 6:09 (1/24)
Bob D. 6:29 (1/31)
Neil E. 6:42 (1/23)
Larry S. 6:46 (1/25)
Amy X. 7:18 (1/24)
Poleless McGee 7:30 (1/27)
Tom C. 7:50 (1/27)
06/07 NLTT x3 Results:
Dan S. 18:00 (1/25)
Michael T. 19:55 (1/25)
Thursday, October 12, 2006
2006 Fletcher Time Trial (final results)
The Fletcher TT is the original D.I.Y. TT
Fletcher TT Results 2006 (to date 10/12)
1. Mark C. 22.10
2. Jay T. 22.46
3. John R. 23.41
4. Andy C. 23.51
5. Neil E. 23.57
6. Bob D. 24.15
7. Curvey M. 24.23
8. Dave Hen. 24.38
9. Steve D. 25.14
10. John ? 25.15
11. Tom 25.45
12. Kenny S. 27.20
13. Andrew P. 27.38
Take the challenge again & again.
The plan is to wipe the times clean with the new year. The fun will start all over again in 2007.
Fletcher TT Results 2006 (to date 10/12)
1. Mark C. 22.10
2. Jay T. 22.46
3. John R. 23.41
4. Andy C. 23.51
5. Neil E. 23.57
6. Bob D. 24.15
7. Curvey M. 24.23
8. Dave Hen. 24.38
9. Steve D. 25.14
10. John ? 25.15
11. Tom 25.45
12. Kenny S. 27.20
13. Andrew P. 27.38
Take the challenge again & again.
The plan is to wipe the times clean with the new year. The fun will start all over again in 2007.
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Time Trial
Neil has hit on something here with the Fletcher TT challenge and this blog is an expansion of that.
DIYTT going to attempt to challenge you via Time Trials. That is, this blog will describe a TT course that you can go try at your convenience. DIYTT will describe the course & start/finish. You go out and give it your best effort. Once you have completed a course, report back your time and DIYTT will post it here.
Posting the times is not meant to show who's fastest, but rather an attempt to act as a catalyst. Once you see your time posted on the DIYTT blog the idea is for you to be motivated to beat it. Each time you better your time DIYTT will post it and remove your previous time.
It's an ultimate dare and DIYTT encourages you to challenge yourself.
DIYTT going to attempt to challenge you via Time Trials. That is, this blog will describe a TT course that you can go try at your convenience. DIYTT will describe the course & start/finish. You go out and give it your best effort. Once you have completed a course, report back your time and DIYTT will post it here.
Posting the times is not meant to show who's fastest, but rather an attempt to act as a catalyst. Once you see your time posted on the DIYTT blog the idea is for you to be motivated to beat it. Each time you better your time DIYTT will post it and remove your previous time.
It's an ultimate dare and DIYTT encourages you to challenge yourself.
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