Do what I set out to do and then move on to whatever comes next.
Personal:
I've been a competitive cyclist for years. Last year, after earning
my category 1 upgrade and racing in the Tour of Utah, I realized I had
plateaued as a cyclist--not that I wouldn't continue to improve, but
that I wouldn't break through to a new level. So, I started looking for
a new challenge.
I thought that challenge would be endurance
mountain biking, but I got married in early January and a couple of
weeks later I had entered the SLTC Winter Training Series with my wife.
A couple of weeks after that I read Born to Run and decided that I'd like to run ultras. So I signed up for a couple of 50Ks to get started.
I have a tendency to stretch too far. Sometimes that works out for me.
Today is a rest day, which is convenient, because I could use a rest, although my legs aren't nearly as sore as I expected them to be after yesterday's run.
Weight: 166.60
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