It was brilliant today to see Bradley Wiggins of Team Garmin-Slipstream hold on to his 4th place position in the general classification of The Tour de France as he climbed Mont Ventoux. On that mountain the race can be won or lost in one bad moment. After three weeks of racing with all the pressures and stress that the riders will have been under it was a cruel decision by the organisers to put that climb in at the last but one day-but what great cycling it made.
I climbed a mountain of my own today-I managed to get on my town bike and ride for ten minutes around the local streets. This was the first time since my accident 5 weeks ago that I have been on a bike-not perfect or pain free yet but it is a start. Not quite Mont Ventoux I know but just as tough for me right now.
Six weeks off.
The visit to see the Consultant went quite well really ... My ' numbers' have started to creep up again so I am going to be given...
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The visit to see the Consultant went quite well really ... My ' numbers' have started to creep up again so I am going to be given...
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I have been in touch with Ian and his brother and I am pleased to report that their ride is running to plan. On Monday they left Land's ...
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Over these past few days I have started to get back into a cycling routine following the recent holiday break....22 weeks from now we will ...
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How are the stabilisers!!!
Mont Ventoux, (to interpret to English, "Windy Mountain") is situated in the Provencal Region of the South of France. It is an awesome sight at 1909 metres above the sea it can be seen from almost anywhere in Provence. And from the summit, one can enjoy magnificent panoramic views.
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