Congratulations Tim Miller - 100 miler

Tim was in the top 20 at Kettle Moraine 100 and sub 24 by an hour or so. I know we will get a RR from Wendy for sure. Congrats Tim - he killed it!

That's awesome!! Good work Tim!!

Woohoo and congrats to Tim!  The final pictures are awesome - he killed it with a time of 22:59!

Wow!  That's impressive.

Top 20?!? Wow!

I knew he flew through the woods with the greatest of ease, but I didn't know he flew quite *that* fast!

One bonus of this was that Tim did a lot of cycling in his training for this 100 miler. Sure didn't seem to hurt! Interesting.

Many congratulations to Tim! (And hats off to Wendy for her 6.5-hour pacing session in the dark, too)

Way to go, Tim!!  Truly a spectacular feat. 
     

Thanks you guys. I plan to write up a race report but it make take me a little while to get it all down. It took garmin ant agent over an hour just to transfer the watch data.

 nice one, Tim!

Wow.  Just wow.    

          
       

Way to go Tim. Phenominal. What watch did you use where the battery made it that long?

Stud.

Great job on the Kettle Moraine 100! I paced a friend the last 38 miles a couple of years back and it isn't an easy course.

awesome Tim.  Congrats.  and ditto on the watch question, what did you use?

Thanks again you guys, I used the Garmin 910xt for the first 81 and had to switch to my 610 for the final 19. I was kicking around the idea of purchasing the Sunto Ambit 2 for the race but that's a lot of money to spend for one race. If I start doing 100's then I'll probably, maybe go that route. If I wait too long I'll probably have to research it again.

Hmm, one and done seems just ok to me with regards to running 100 miles.  However, I'm guessing that qualifies you to run Western States which might be the one to do.

Michele \"1L" Keane wrote:Hmm, one and done seems just ok to me with regards to running 100 miles.  However, I'm guessing that qualifies you to run Western States which might be the one to do.

Ding Ding Ding, we have a winner.
I'm entering the lottery when it opens up.

T Miller wrote:

Michele \"1L" Keane wrote:Hmm, one and done seems just ok to me with regards to running 100 miles.  However, I'm guessing that qualifies you to run Western States which might be the one to do.

Ding Ding Ding, we have a winner.
I'm entering the lottery when it opens up.

Is that the crazy bell going off in your head?  You and Wendy are nuts!!