Back after my first extended lay off
02-28-12, 05:17 PM
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Back after my first extended lay off
After 4 years of steady riding, I took my first extended lay off this winter. I took almost 3 months off after Thanksgiving until last week. My first ride back was a commute. Probably a mistake.....I forgot about the sore arse thing. The ride in was great, but painful on the way home. 
Since then I've done two 20 milers.
The lay off was good. I think I needed it because I was feeling burned out on the bike. Problem is that I gained 10 pounds. The weight should drop quickly as soon as I start doing longer rides.
Oh well......it's great to be back in the saddle!! And back on BF!!
Since then I've done two 20 milers.The lay off was good. I think I needed it because I was feeling burned out on the bike. Problem is that I gained 10 pounds. The weight should drop quickly as soon as I start doing longer rides.
Oh well......it's great to be back in the saddle!! And back on BF!!
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After 4 years of steady riding, I took my first extended lay off this winter. I took almost 3 months off after Thanksgiving until last week. My first ride back was a commute. Probably a mistake.....I forgot about the sore arse thing. The ride in was great, but painful on the way home. Since then I've done two 20 milers.
The lay off was good. I think I needed it because I was feeling burned out on the bike. Problem is that I gained 10 pounds. The weight should drop quickly as soon as I start doing longer rides.
Oh well......it's great to be back in the saddle!! And back on BF!!
Since then I've done two 20 milers.The lay off was good. I think I needed it because I was feeling burned out on the bike. Problem is that I gained 10 pounds. The weight should drop quickly as soon as I start doing longer rides.
Oh well......it's great to be back in the saddle!! And back on BF!!
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Welcome back and good start already
yes sore arse is not a fun way to send the day....... shaking my head as i type that
yes sore arse is not a fun way to send the day....... shaking my head as i type that
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