I like resting. I like to savor the moment after I've done something hard.
I like resting. I like to savor the moment after I've done something hard.
If you were to be strictly technical about it, I could be considered a compensated spokesman for Strava, as I have conned Strava into letting me use their premium services for free.
Another week has passed in the saga of Brian's quest for cat three immortality. Last week, Brian pledged to begin recording his activities with Strava, and has made good on his promise.
There is good news in the world of online Gatens badgering—Brian has begun loading his information into Strava!

Last week, I wrote that people wanting to be better at bike had three options to get more riding time in: they could commute, get up earlier or just be slower.
In the past I've often compared amateur bike racing to a rolling bowling league or other more casual sports such as league softball, and those metaphors are apt—we don't this for money, no on
Part of the trouble of being Brian's bike coach is telling him what's wrong with him (not that I don't enjoy telling Brian what's wrong with him, mind you—I do), well, there's nothing really
This week's log finds me catching up on writing about myself riding on my bike.
This weekend will hopefully see the last of Brian's marathons for the foreseeable future, unless, of course, he inadvertently sees an ad for one somewhere.
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