Help getting fit bike riding
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30 is no excuse - think most here are at least that.
Feel old lol, yeah I have to sort clothes out as loads that don't fit. Bit may keep some as goal to fit back into them .
I am boxing up my last bike now, as swaping my bike for a full suspension bike. And then getting a hardtail of someone on here. Then will get out there riding again. Going Disney next week so when I get back want to get two bikes sorted then start sorting myself out.
I am boxing up my last bike now, as swaping my bike for a full suspension bike. And then getting a hardtail of someone on here. Then will get out there riding again. Going Disney next week so when I get back want to get two bikes sorted then start sorting myself out.
Tallpaul":8jsatfu8 said:
Thank you tallpaul wish I knew what I did to upset you, if you see a post by me you seem to think the worse of what I am saying.
I see what you are saying, but I have had different size frames that I wasn't get on with.
Sorry if I wind you up, wasn't my intension.
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rojo":3culptc3 said:
Thats TP just getting to the point, you have some nice places to ride down there so make use of them?
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relax fella, I am sure Tallpaul just meant you need to start sometime so why not now? Most of us are bad about it, but nearly all of us could fit 30-45 minutes exercise per day into our busy schedules and it is only laziness that means we don't.
Start today, go for a run, get sweaty, feel crap, feel better after it, do it again tomorrow. Do press ups and planks while you are away in Disney (run up and down the stairs in the hotel 10 times) - just get started matey!
From your post above, your goals are a bit woolly and you should have a think about what you want to achieve. For some people, a light goes on in their heads and they say to themselves 'crap, age is no excuse, Lance Armstrong can compete in the TdF at 37, the least I can do is lose my spare tyre and go for a run'.
Just do it.
relax fella, I am sure Tallpaul just meant you need to start sometime so why not now? Most of us are bad about it, but nearly all of us could fit 30-45 minutes exercise per day into our busy schedules and it is only laziness that means we don't.
Start today, go for a run, get sweaty, feel crap, feel better after it, do it again tomorrow. Do press ups and planks while you are away in Disney (run up and down the stairs in the hotel 10 times) - just get started matey!
From your post above, your goals are a bit woolly and you should have a think about what you want to achieve. For some people, a light goes on in their heads and they say to themselves 'crap, age is no excuse, Lance Armstrong can compete in the TdF at 37, the least I can do is lose my spare tyre and go for a run'.
Just do it.
You've not upset any one. I am sure there was no malice in Tall Pauls post, it was merely a motivational kick up the proverbial. We all sit here talking a lot of bike, reading a lot of bike, buying a lot of bike...but sometimes you just need to take what you have and get on with it.
I think you must of had nearly as many bikes as I currently own since you joined the forum, but seem to not stick with any of them. It may be worth settling with one and persevering with it for a bit, until you get used to it again, then consider getting a new bike if & when you need it.
I think you must of had nearly as many bikes as I currently own since you joined the forum, but seem to not stick with any of them. It may be worth settling with one and persevering with it for a bit, until you get used to it again, then consider getting a new bike if & when you need it.
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rojo":3l41be8y said:
why on earth would you do that? Who would fill my PM box??
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