cycling tips, anyone?
I'm looking to start biking around where I live. Unfortunately, we've got some pretty hefty hills and curves in these parts--and some not-so-hefty road shoulders. I've been a little uneasy about starting from home-base.
Maybe I need some tips for biking the curves and the hills while still avoiding collisions. Anyone have any to share with this cycler-wannabe?
I ran through 8.3 miles today in my spankin' new shoes. (Who knew "Saucony" was pronounced "Saw-koh-nee"? Runner's World readers?) They're blue and pretty and comfortable, and I didn't have any shin pain or knee strain, so that's good.
P.S. The woman who wouldn't smile last weekend on the Frisco Green Trail, come to find out, is a professor at MSSU. Saw her again today. She seemed pretty focused on her run.
Maybe I need some tips for biking the curves and the hills while still avoiding collisions. Anyone have any to share with this cycler-wannabe?
I ran through 8.3 miles today in my spankin' new shoes. (Who knew "Saucony" was pronounced "Saw-koh-nee"? Runner's World readers?) They're blue and pretty and comfortable, and I didn't have any shin pain or knee strain, so that's good.
P.S. The woman who wouldn't smile last weekend on the Frisco Green Trail, come to find out, is a professor at MSSU. Saw her again today. She seemed pretty focused on her run.
posted by B-Go at
12:43 PM
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I thought it was "Saw-so-knee"; but then, I run in Asics like all the other cool people ;-)
Congrats on your running. Sounds like you're really do well.
Peace,
Taiko-ma
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Anonymous, At
10:47 PM
nope, it's definitely "Saw-koh(or maybe kah)-nee." and i tried on a pair of Asics, but they just didn't feel right... so there.
thanks for the congrats. have you been running much lately?
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B-Go, At
7:46 AM
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