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Well guys, I have never been a quitter but I guess as you get older the time arrives when you have to face up to reality
I have always been competitive and loved competition and usually in a race I would be racing me
, always trying to shave seconds off a "time" etc
, I've been out of the game for some years now but recently decided to train for the British Time Trial Champs 2010 which are to be held about 20 miles away from us in a valley that I know really well
Due to a history of health problems in the last few years I decided to train indoors as it got colder, however today was a dry
eek
day and I decided to do a road hill session on the MTB, you're only talking about 30 minutes hard work which should not present any problems
, it didn't and I was more than happy with the way it went, could have ridden all day after the hard work/pain had stopped
That was 2 and a half hours ago and I'm still coughing
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Looks like I won't live the dream folks and I guess deep down I have always known this.
On a more positive note I will now have time to enjoy the bikes as and when I am able and I will have more time without the regime I had set out
I have always been competitive and loved competition and usually in a race I would be racing me
Due to a history of health problems in the last few years I decided to train indoors as it got colder, however today was a dry
That was 2 and a half hours ago and I'm still coughing
Looks like I won't live the dream folks and I guess deep down I have always known this.
On a more positive note I will now have time to enjoy the bikes as and when I am able and I will have more time without the regime I had set out