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Patricia Rosen, MD, MPH
- 57, Female
- Austin, TX
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What a great adventure that was! So, we get to Paris. the plane was delayed three hours and then on the next flight there is a medical emergency. Yikes! so of course I answer the call since I am an emergency department physician. I tell the crew tha…
sorry... it wasn't Celtics it was Red Sox ...
well good questions! before the race you would want to get up early in the AM and have a breakfast bar or something low glycemic. drink some fluids (I'm talking 3 hours befoe the race.. when I ran it it started at noon but I hear they are starting a…
well, I did it! I won my age group at Cozumel. All of the planets had aligned to make it possible. see my blog for details. http://cozumel2009.ning.com
train with your nutrition choices and see how it goes. you will find that EFS sport drink is jsut the best. I have not found anything better. Ultragen beats the heck out of any recovery drink as well so those are the two items to use during your tra…
http://cozumel2009.ning.com is the site for my blog. come see!
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- Race Focus
- 70.3
- Years Racing
- 6-10
- Races I'm Participating In 2010
- Boston Marthon, Ironman Cozumel, and many unknown
- 2009 Race Results
- 2009 results:
Grand Masters for Triwaco
1st AG for Jack's generic
2nd for AG in Longhorn 70.3 (qualifeid for ITU for next year.... yahoo!)
1st for AG in Cozumel Ironman (qualified for Kona!)
by the way, I qualified for Boston again at boston but I plan to do Paris instead next year.....I love clam chowder but I'm going for chocolate this time
- About me
- Dr. Rosen is board certified in Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine and Toxicology. She set up the Poison Center at Scott and White and continues to do consulting in the field of Toxicology. She also has masters in Public Health from Tulane University and is active in the field of Occupational medicine with a focus on Health and Productivity.
Her passion is health and wellness and aging gracefully. She is an accomplished triathlete, who started this sport in 1999 at the age of 48 and has since then won her age group in the Iron Star Half Iron Man in 2003 and 2005, and The Danskin 2005 as well as several other races.
She believes the fountain of youth isn’t in a pill or a potion but comes from a balanced life style incorporating exercise, good diet and fun with family and friends.
Patricia Rosen, MD, MPH's Blog
Race Report: Marathon in Paris
What a great adventure that was! So, we get to Paris. the plane was delayed three hours and then on the next flight there is a medical emergency. Yikes! so of course I answer the call since I am an emergency department physician. I tell the crew that we really need to divert before crossing the Atlantic. Of course they comply but I have jsut caused us all to be a little but later getting in. (as it turns out it was a good call...) We arrive in Paris during rush hour and get to our hotel and quic… Continue
Posted on April 23, 2010 at 4:27pm —
ironman cozumel
http://cozumel2009.ning.com is the site for my blog. come see!
Posted on November 20, 2009 at 10:00pm — 1 Comment
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- At 12:57am on April 2, 2009,
Christopher Walker said… - Thanks for the info. I found it very helpful. And it is good to see others who do eat gluten and perform well. I'm not yet sure of my tolerance level to it. I have cut dairy and my gas and GI distress immediately went down. But, I still have a considerable amount so I am considering trying gluten-free for a few weeks to see what happens. I will keep you updated...
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