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A Spanish climber succumbed to apparent altitude sickness while attempting to summit the Himalayan peak of Annapurna. Inaki Ochoa de Olza, 40, died of pulmonary edema and brain damage on Friday, May 23. Fellow climbers gave him aid while receiving remote instruction from a hospital in Spain, but Ochoa passed away after five days in a Replica IWC 4515-01 Ingeniuer watch semi-conscious state at 7,400 meters. Ochoa, who had been on 30 previous Himalayan expeditions, was attempting to climb all 14 of the worlds 8,000 meter peaks. Annapurna was number 13. --Emily Matchar

The past two weeks have not been good ones. Travel for work, dodgy weather, and wedding planning have combined to eat into my bike time. More worrisome, I still haven’t started any formal workouts. Physiologist Allen Lim,who agreed to Replica IWC 5001-01 Portuguese Automatic watch coach me through this project, is just too swamped with his duties as the trainer for Team Slipstream. He’s overseeing workouts for the nearly 30 members of the team while also accompanying Slipstream’s nine-man squad at the current Giro d’Italia.

After not hearing from Lim for four weeks—and with only six weeks left until my races in France—I got in touch last week with Neal Henderson, Sport Science Manager at the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine. Fortunately for me, Henderson agreed to take me on and help me make the most of my remaining time. Unfortunately, I’m just not feeling great on the bike right now. The week after my May 10-11 rides in Austin, I Replica IWC 3770-17 Grande Complication watch went for one easy spin, then tackled the Santa Fe Century on May 18. My plan to add 30 miles and another 4,000 feet of climbing to the end of the ride fell apart when I hit the wall at around mile 84 (of the 106-mile route). After averaging 21 miles per hour for the first four hours, I took an hour and 45 minutes to cover the final 20 miles (in my defense, they were windy and mostly uphill).