Annual mileage target? Not gonna make it?

[4F]

My aim was to ride more than last year 4115, 385 miles to go so means it is going to be close as work and office move is going to get in the way of cycling time n December.

 

[ianrauk]

I will hit my target but am aiming to ride less this year then last. Have slowed down a bit on the miles now that the target is in reach. Will now take it easy from now until the end of the year.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

I was aiming for a 'mileage year' (2014 miles) in my running, I got to 1,634 by the end of October, but now my left Heel's started hurting........... a lot

 

[Berties]

aiming for 6k miles 270 left to go,the limit has really kept my miles up this time of the year when it easier to chuck a log on the fire rather than get out on the bike

 

[craigwend]

another , 'not going to make 3k this year',

so far currently 2260 ish,
last year 2700 ish
year before 1211 !
previous 2 years 3k +

oh well , I've done over 2k !

 

[cyberknight]

Well wimped out of commute last night as i had the OMFG im knackered feeling that goes with not enough sleep on shifts and too much overtime the night before.Feel ok today so its back in the saddle .

 

[Brandane]

Target this year was 3500 but not going to make it as I am about 400 short. No intention of doing a lot of miles for the remaining winter months, as I have found the reduced miles have helped a couple of niggling injuries to clear up. Of my miles this year, 900 were in June - thanks to being on holiday in France.

Next year I am sorely tempted to stop recording mileage and therefore do away with any targets. I feel that it puts undue pressure on, rather than just cycling for fun.

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

This year was the first year I set a target, a slightly ambitious 6,000 miles. I'm not going to hit it but will still manage to get over the 5,000 mile mark which I'm perfectly happy with. Plus I got some really nice leisure miles under my belt this year too which is much more important to me than reaching an arbitrary target.