Okay. SOBER! Thanks Fish....
I'd suggest a late summer race. That way, like you said, you can enjoy the spring and summer training. Colorado is very difficult to get on the roads for a spring long course, and I'd venture a guess that NJ would be the same.
I'd find a good training plan, and as was suggested above, find a buddy. Even if they don't do the race, find someone who you can ride or go on some of your runs with. It really keeps you accountable, because you will feel the pull of burnout. I promise. Having someone waiting outside at 5:30am for a run or 6am at the pool will give you more reasons to get out of that comfy bed. And by the way, get enough rest. That is the most important piece of advice I can give.
Get massages. Treat yourself to fun food sometimes. Have a blast with your training. And kick the race in the pants. Keep us up to date as to how you do!!!
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