You really don't forget, it is something quite amazing, I'm glad you enjoyed it and you're going back for more.Well this afternoon, I rode a bike for the first time in 40 years and it's true.. You don't forget! Plenty of wobbling and lots of laughter to start with but I'm going back tomorrow..
I walked just under 15 miles yesterday. It's the furthest I've walked since June 2021 but happy with how it went. I do need to fuel myself better though and eat a proper breakfast before setting out. I normally have brunch rather than breakfast. Clearly wasn't wise when taking on Cotswold hills....
So did you cycle any more?Well this afternoon, I rode a bike for the first time in 40 years and it's true.. You don't forget! Plenty of wobbling and lots of laughter to start with but I'm going back tomorrow..
I haven't yet as my friend has been away and this week is Cheltenham so she's there all week.So did you cycle any more?
I went out at lunchtime for a bit, almost shorts weather.
Sounds like a great idea. You'll soon build up fitness. A flat bar bicycle with no suspension will be the ideal starter. How far is your commute?I haven't yet as my friend has been away and this week is Cheltenham so she's there all week.
I'm going to see if I can pop into the local bike project to see if they have any bikes that will do me.. I don't want all singing and dancing, just a hybrid that I can ride to and from work on... My friends idea is I don't get a bike until I've upped my fitness riding around her fields but I know I will get bored with that very quickly.
So did you cycle any more?
I went out at lunchtime for a bit, almost shorts weather.
4 miles. Going to work, downhill. Coming home will be slightly harderSounds like a great idea. You'll soon build up fitness. A flat bar bicycle with no suspension will be the ideal starter. How far is your commute?
That's a nice distance to start with, and unless the uphill is really steep you'll notice the slope less and less as you cycle more.4 miles. Going to work, downhill. Coming home will be slightly harder
I live in the Cotswolds, which I love but the hills are on the steep side... Still it's all part of the fun.That's a nice distance to start with, and unless the uphill is really steep you'll notice the slope less and less as you cycle
Ah, yep, even the "flats" are hard work in the Cotswolds.I live in the Cotswolds, which I love but the hills are on the steep side... Still it's all part of the fun.
I'm finding on the longer walks my neuropathy starts playing up. It's improved so much lately. Loosening my laces certainly helps. Seeing a osteopath helped all but clear my sciatica.Pushing through pain to continue walking, old problem of plantar fasciitis has returned in right foot, hopefully stretching exercises & ibuprofen will sort it out soon.
Wouldn't care only recently started to get relief from sciatica, all fun & games.