So all week i have been suffering with a cold all week after a very cold road run last Sunday throwing a serious spanner in the aul Training Regime. I did put in 2hrs of weights in the Gym Thursday night but it really did not help the whole recovery process. I finally got back on track this morning with a good hard run and a Turbo trainer session this afternoon.
Over the last week the weather has turned a bit chilly so my road spins are now limited to my bedroom (my only flaw with road biking so far) however it has just made running that little bit more interesting with the odd slip here and there and 2 nicely burned Lungs on me when I arrive home. One thing i have learned this week is really when your sick just rest, don't go out of your comfort zone because you may just burn out and this will slow down the whole recovery process. I went to Basketball Monday night and i was not able for school the next day i was in such a way. So really Sickness = Rest no ifs or buts.
After my few days of rest i am back on form for another few weeks of training so I shall keep posting. bye for now :)
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Road Bike fever sets in..
So about 2 months ago i invested in a Road Bike for my off season training, i bought a Giant SRC4 which over the last few weeks has clocked up some serious milage between my nightly Turbo Sessions and of course road milage.
Im purely writing this blog under ironic circumstances, those being, just 6 months ago i looked at road bikers as Lycra obsessed goons with no real bike talent but now, a few months later im seeing them in a totally different perspective. I am now sitting here at my computer and have not sat on the road bike in about 3 hours and im feeling jittery and that i need the handle bars in my grasp. It even lives in my bedroom literally a foot from my head when i sleep, in its comfy turbo trainer it sits quite contently.
Oh god... next thing ill be scraping together pocket money to buy razors because all this leg hair is heavy and causing me to much drag.
I shall keep posting as my Road Bike OCD progresses through the Winter until until then, Slan go foill.
The Giant outside my house on a frosty sunrise this morning.
Im purely writing this blog under ironic circumstances, those being, just 6 months ago i looked at road bikers as Lycra obsessed goons with no real bike talent but now, a few months later im seeing them in a totally different perspective. I am now sitting here at my computer and have not sat on the road bike in about 3 hours and im feeling jittery and that i need the handle bars in my grasp. It even lives in my bedroom literally a foot from my head when i sleep, in its comfy turbo trainer it sits quite contently.
Oh god... next thing ill be scraping together pocket money to buy razors because all this leg hair is heavy and causing me to much drag.
I shall keep posting as my Road Bike OCD progresses through the Winter until until then, Slan go foill.
The Giant outside my house on a frosty sunrise this morning.
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