Stronger, Fitter, Faster
Getting into the gym, getting on the bike, and hopefully winning some races someday
Stronger
Twelve years behind a desk does things to your body. For the first time in ten years I've started hitting a gym 3x a week but that doesn't mean I can muster too many pushups just yet.
Fitter
Lose a serious amount of weight. This is definitely key to making everything else work, so I'll be focusing on dropping pounds to get not only into a healthy range of BMI, but to also increase my endurance and fitness.
Faster
Under the guidance of a cycling coach, I'm spending more time in the saddle and riding not just longer, but smarter. Power meters, training plans, and intervals will be the order of the day.
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One of the last photos of my flatland bike
Thanksgiving 2006, a friend stopped by to do an interview of me and took some shots around the house, but when she spotted my old trick bike she insisted I pull it out and do something, and this was about the most photographically impressive thing I could think to try.
Posted on January 9, 2009
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- Trek District (citybike)
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