I always love the first day of
February – so many things to celebrate.
January is over for another year, the month that is traditionally the
coldest and darkest in Minnesota. And February
always seems to run smoother than the month of Janus – three days less will do that. And February means we are one step closer to
March, when outdoor cycling seems a real possibility…
- Make a plan for
the mountain bike season. The
Minnesota Mountain Bike Series official dates were finally posted, and
there was some surprise differences from the preview we got last November. With fewer races this year, I’m going to
need to branch out and find some other races to do. I’m looking for races in the 15 – 30 mile
range, and nothing that requires more than a half-day of travel…there must
be some choices out there…
- Commit to the
weekly intervals on the trainer.
January was a month of slothful rest, but it is time to pick up the
pace and get my butt back in shape.
I loathe the trainer, but in order to have a good March and April,
I have to have a strong February.
- Strength
training two-times a week. While I
spent the second half of January avoiding the bike, I was actually able to
get into a groove with the strength training. My new strength workout is simple and
flexible, and seriously knocks me down.
I’m looking forward to the end of February, when I can get out of
bed the morning after my strength workout and not go, “Ouch!”
- Make something
new each week out of The Feed Zone Cookbook. I’ve enjoyed a bunch of the recipes from
this book, but we’ve gotten into a rut by going back to the same ones
repeatedly. Time for something new
each week to bring some variety back into the winter eating plan.

It's great to have a fixed plan..and once you have posted it up in the public domain it becomes a real commitment..
ReplyDelete-Trevor