This is a good month to lay plans for next season, take a break and enjoy other activities which you wouldn’t normally do during the season.
Decide your goals for next year now and set up a plan. For those of you who have access to a coach, then discuss these plans with the coach.
Remember the old saying, fail to plan, then plan to fail.
Following on from last weekend’s Harp Hilly its the turn of Team Quest’s reliability trial this Sunday 100 odd Kilometres of Chiltern hills. So another painful experience to savour all in the quest (sorry for the pun) in gaining fitness. Forecast wise it’s looks poor with plenty of rain (there’s a surprise) and gales. So…
In this months magazine, the ABCC kindly featured a book review on my book and gave it a good write up. So I’m very pleased with this and thank them for this article.
A tough day out in the Chilterns on Sunday 19 Jan, taking part in the mega hard Harp Hilly Hundred. A 100km of rolling hills tackling the fearsome Bison Hill by whipsawed Zoo and the savage Aston Hill which starts off steep, levels out a tad and rears up again. Lots of rolling stuff in…
I was intending over Christmas to get out a great deal but like the rest of the country flooding, and continual wet weather put a dampener on a great deal of things. But after one particular wet night I did venture out on my mountain bike and negotiated a particular muddy track. Caked in mud…
In last Sunday’s Hemel Hemstead Open Paul Bennett memorial 25 held on a tough course between Bicester and Aylesbuy coached rider, Pete, rode to an excellent 58 mins 41 seconds taking 11th place overall in the process. Well done Peter.
Very wet ride, not sure if I got more wet from the rain bouncing up! Awful journey home, wouldn’t let me on the Tube at Green Park, with the bike so rode to Baker Street and encountered a platform full of Arsenal supporters! And don’t mention the drunks in Dalston this morning an experience to…
