I like thatIt always better to regret the things you did rather than the things you didn't.

I like thatIt always better to regret the things you did rather than the things you didn't.

Yep, but you'll be fine. You've done the distance, don't race just ride yourself, in, eat and drink regularly and the miles will fly by.If I go I may hold you to that lol
Go for it..........better to try than to stay at home regreting it.Months ago I signed up for a sportive. It is 72.6km and is 1222m of climbing. Had a practise run of the route a few weeks ago and I really struggled to the point that I didn't get round the whole route. Last week I did my first ever 100 miler which was about 900m of climbing and I was struggling by the end but managed it. Question is...sportive is tomorrow...do I suffer through it knowing I will hold the people I would ride with up just for the sake of doing it or do I stay at home and be pain and mental torture free lol. Half of me wants to do it but the other half just says...naaaahhhh. I haven't done enough climbing this year and don't know if I want to put myself through it for the sake of it. Can anyone give me some rational advice because my brain has given up on me!!! I need a electronic slap!
Where's the sportive - I see you're in Furness in the South Lakes - I'm heading there early tomorrow to Broughton.
And now I have scoffed a big bag of milkybar buttons! I think if I go I will regret it and if I don't go I will regret it...no win situation lolWhere's the sportive - I see you're in Furness in the South Lakes - I'm heading there early tomorrow to Broughton.
Edit - I've found it and the only thing that counts me out is my sex - I'll be there burning my Y fronts!
http://www.leisurecycling.co.uk/women only.htm
If you don't go, what was the point in the first place!GO!




I decided that I wouldn't have enjoyed it as I would have slogged my way round reproaching myself for not getting enough training in and holding everyone up. So today will be spent meal planning, shopping and prepping for the 2/3stone I desperately need to get off!! Will get out on the bike for a bit later and spend some time with the family. I really appreciated all your support to get me out there! My goal this year was to ride my first 100 which I did last week so I am happy with that. Over winter I am planning some cross training to shift the weight so I can get stuck in to hills next year! I have plenty to practise on locally and my goal for next year may be tackling Hardknott and Wrynose
Thanks again you fab lot