Well I guess I said it too early that spring had sprung. Got over 12" of snow on Tuesday. Rather surprised with this because I was having a pretty good week outside the week before with getting out and riding for 14hrs. Though it is Canada so you should expect anything in the spring and they said that it is was going to be a colder and wetter than normal spring here in Southern Ontario. Dammit I was hoping they were going to be wrong. Nope not so lucky. Now I am even more lucky I got through the whole winter without getting sick from my poor husband that was sick a few times to have a cold sneak into my system just under a week away from my first race of the year and spring training trip to Georgia. I should have known something was up last Sunday with my body during some intervals that my numbers were a lot lower than what I expected or where I should have been. Then bang started not feeling good on Tuesday of this week. Oh well at least I am into my recovery week. So I just need to relax and hope the germs get out of my system fast.
Well gearing up for packing tomorrow for Georgia and had a little get gather for my birthday tonight that is next week so all will be better next week when we are on our way.
Rest relax and massage on Monday.
Just short one today.
Shell :-)
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Spring has sprung
Was finally able to get outside and enjoy balancing my bike last weekend. Oh my it was so great to get out. Only took a few minutes to get the bearings back on the bike so glad that happened here and not in Georgia in a few weeks during a race. Been out four days this week already and have already been up one of the local hills 10 times. Have to still work on the cadence on going up hills but it's coming so i am happy. In the 4 rides outside I have already had 1 flat tire well planned at my front door and almost got hit by a car that just wasn't paying attention to little things coming up the road in the bike lane.
Getting more ready for Georgia and the races that are coming at the beginning of that trip. Waiting on my new specialized transition to come in if it ever does come in. It's too late now for this trip for the time trial that is the first stage of the GA Cup Omnium in Rome. Thankfully I didn't sell my old time trial bike from last year. At least at this point I have my club cloths so I will be fully outfitted in club colours in all of my races now. I finally have my race license for the season which I got at the Toronto bike show a few weeks ago and by the way I can't believe I went to show and didn't buy anything other than my license. Still have to sign up and renew my membership with the hamilton cycling club but this will happen this week. Everything is coming together our normal accommodations have been set up with our friends in Georgia and we are so greatful for this every year. As I have said Rome is our home away from home. Don't need a map to get there and to get around town let alone get around while riding. Love it.
Waiting on the weather to somewhat clear a bit for today's ride of 3 to 4 hours.
Keep the rubber side down and watch out for those cars coming out of driveways.
Shell :-)
Getting more ready for Georgia and the races that are coming at the beginning of that trip. Waiting on my new specialized transition to come in if it ever does come in. It's too late now for this trip for the time trial that is the first stage of the GA Cup Omnium in Rome. Thankfully I didn't sell my old time trial bike from last year. At least at this point I have my club cloths so I will be fully outfitted in club colours in all of my races now. I finally have my race license for the season which I got at the Toronto bike show a few weeks ago and by the way I can't believe I went to show and didn't buy anything other than my license. Still have to sign up and renew my membership with the hamilton cycling club but this will happen this week. Everything is coming together our normal accommodations have been set up with our friends in Georgia and we are so greatful for this every year. As I have said Rome is our home away from home. Don't need a map to get there and to get around town let alone get around while riding. Love it.
Waiting on the weather to somewhat clear a bit for today's ride of 3 to 4 hours.
Keep the rubber side down and watch out for those cars coming out of driveways.
Shell :-)
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