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Daniel Payne
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On 29-Dec-2003, Larry Varney <[email protected]> wrote:
> Joe Keenan wrote:
>
> >
> > My goal in a "training for PBP year" was 7,500 miles. It looks like I'll end up with 6,977 miles
> > for the year. My normal year is 2,500 to 2,700. Shows what training for a big event can do.
> > Yikes!!!
> >
> Larry Varney
> I honestly haven't checked to see how many miles I rode this year. I haven't set any goals that
> specific, and I'm worried what might happen if I did - the number of miles might become more
> important than the actual riding!
I am with you Larry, i broke my odometer in early spring, and have not fixed it [ lazy i guess ] and
it has been the best thing to happen to me. Now i can ride for the fun of it and not be a slave to
the numbers.
I have probably done about the same amount of riding as last year, judging by the frequency and
distance of the rides, to answer the question.
I guess i am a laid back anal retentive...
Daniel Payne West Chester, Pa
> Joe Keenan wrote:
>
> >
> > My goal in a "training for PBP year" was 7,500 miles. It looks like I'll end up with 6,977 miles
> > for the year. My normal year is 2,500 to 2,700. Shows what training for a big event can do.
> > Yikes!!!
> >
> Larry Varney
> I honestly haven't checked to see how many miles I rode this year. I haven't set any goals that
> specific, and I'm worried what might happen if I did - the number of miles might become more
> important than the actual riding!
I am with you Larry, i broke my odometer in early spring, and have not fixed it [ lazy i guess ] and
it has been the best thing to happen to me. Now i can ride for the fun of it and not be a slave to
the numbers.
I have probably done about the same amount of riding as last year, judging by the frequency and
distance of the rides, to answer the question.
I guess i am a laid back anal retentive...
Daniel Payne West Chester, Pa