Once again, in the next week I should be back to the commute. I switched the focus to my running just before Xmas. However circumstances mean I'm back and I've decided to completely change the route.
It has been 15 miles each way, all road on the B'Twin Roady. I've tended to concentrate on cadence, keeping the pace up etc.
So anyway, the reason I'm switching. Hernia, or double/bilateral hernia. The runnings out, the impact REALLY screws it up. Pity as it hit big time, 2 days after I entered the Yorkshire Marathon
Good thing is, in the middle of considering how my plans were changing I scanned the local OS maps. Apart from a couple of miles I reckon theres an off road route, mainly canalside and on the Trans Pennine Trail
A bit of asking round the running buddies and I find the routes open and generally hard packed trail
So I dropped the 2006 GT Avalanche off the wall, taken off the knobblies, got some slicks and I'm all ready to go.
Might see some CCers. I know at least "Luckyb**" can be spotted down there.
It has been 15 miles each way, all road on the B'Twin Roady. I've tended to concentrate on cadence, keeping the pace up etc.
So anyway, the reason I'm switching. Hernia, or double/bilateral hernia. The runnings out, the impact REALLY screws it up. Pity as it hit big time, 2 days after I entered the Yorkshire Marathon
Good thing is, in the middle of considering how my plans were changing I scanned the local OS maps. Apart from a couple of miles I reckon theres an off road route, mainly canalside and on the Trans Pennine Trail
A bit of asking round the running buddies and I find the routes open and generally hard packed trail
So I dropped the 2006 GT Avalanche off the wall, taken off the knobblies, got some slicks and I'm all ready to go.
Might see some CCers. I know at least "Luckyb**" can be spotted down there.
