Today was a day off from racing for the JWOC competitors, and they took this opportunity to attend the model event for the middle distance. The terrain on offer was tough, both physically and technically, with steep, at times rocky, hillsides and intricate contour detail on the hilltops. After spending the morning at the model event and at a team meeting, where route choices, mistakes, and successes from the sprint race were analyzed, the team got the afternoon off to relax and recharge their batteries before the challenges ahead.
The team also got some good news as, with the help of Kim Buckley, the British team physiotherapist, Hunter Cornish was able to run pain- and discomfort-free during the model event, and will be making his JWOC debut in the middle distance on Wednesday!
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That is great news about Hunter!!!!! I'm glad he raced today! GO DVOA!!!!
and well done to everyone, you are doing very well!!! we are all cheering for you back here in the states (and all desperately wanting to be there (or at least i am =] ))
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