9.9.08
You can't win if you don't train.
I never trained specifically for either of my track events.
Coach Tommy built a training program to improve my Time Trialing.
An event much different than the two races i just finished.
None the less, I was hoping for better. A personal best would have been
nice to see. I got off the bike disappointed that I wasn't faster.
That's where the level headed wisdom of a coach comes in.
Both team coaches, Craig and Jim reminded me that I hadn't trained
for either event. They didn't expect anything for that reason and I should
not dwell on my lack luster preformance.
I did post my third fastest kilo to date. Without any true track training
I Should be happy with that.
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1 comment:
Mike, just know that the fact that you are there and doing your best is the most important thing in the world and makes us all proud! Good luck! Lori
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