Okay, a couple of weeks ago I hit a nice peak and I wanted to ride all the time. I put 900km in the month of July and my avg km/hour basically bumped up a couple of k's. So, today I forced myself to wake up early, decided to drive to Sechelt and join a group ride to get me motivated. So I waited at the meeting spot and no one showed (or bothered). I started with the motivational talk with myself - do a long ride and you'll be better for it. Trust me you'll be glad you did...F-it was my body's response. So, do a short ride. At least you can justify driving for 1/2 hour to get here. F-it was the response again. Why don't you turn around, go to a lung association fundraiser breakfast and talk about cycling. Ah! that is an awesome idea! - So I turned around and got a 8min ride in.
So this is the lows of cycling - two to three weeks ago I had awesome energy and power. This week - well I need someone like Tony Robbins to keep my interested in riding and complete this right of passage. I think its boredom of the same routes and trying to ride early when I'm tired. I think I'll try a Vancouver trip this Sunday as part of re-motivation plan.
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Hello and welcome to my blog. "Cycle the Sunshine Coast" was inspired during a ride (of course!) when I met a few riders that didn't know where they were going or what to do in and around Gibsons, BC. It will post pictures of different routes and points of interest along the way. This Blog is primarily road bike inspired, but who-knows...
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2010 to 2011 Blog Posts - Virtual Tours
Over the past two years of having this Blog and fueled by my personal passion for cycling, I have posted blogs and have let people know where to ride on Sunshine Coast. Certainly the two elements has blurred a bit.
My blog has become many things including my training diary, my vessel to share my experiences with the world, promote the Sunshine Coast and to share in other cycling stuff that I find personally interesting.
My Homepage has my posts over the 2010 - 2012 years. When training for certain events, you get bored of analyzing data every which way, so in 2010 I started a virtual tour across Canada with the my cumulative training distance over the years and posted on Google Maps. It started out innocently enough with a question pondering if I virtually rode across Canada where would I be and what towns would I visit. The journey has been an interesting one and we live in a very vast and diverse country. Read on....
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