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New Year's Eve Ride

Sarah, that was a nice way to finish off the 2007 year. Thanks for putting it together.

I am curious - Would any club members to share their 2007 mileage/fitness goals and how they performed?

Offer suggestions for 2008?

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I love putting routes together David, so the pleasure was purely mine.

I ended the year with 3239 miles with absolutely no training plan in place except get out and ride.

I have incorporated Yoga into my exercise program this past year. Yoga has taught me much about listening to my body how to breath when stressing my body.

I started off the New Year with 21 miles with a goal of finishing 2008 with 3500 miles or more. Thank you Cary, Tagz, and Dave B for letting me tag along today.

Happy New Year and I'll see ya on the road!

Sarah

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My modest goals for 2007 were 2000 road miles and to bring my cholesterol below 200. I ended up with 2205 miles and a 195 on the cholesterol.

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I started riding in May. Logged 1600 miles, lost 15 lbs, met a lot of really nice people, made some new friends. A pretty good year I think!
Travis

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My modest goal for 2007 was to stay upright while riding. I am pleased to say I accomplished this goal. I am also pleased to say my cholesterol is 148 with a LDL of 82 and a HDL of 51. I did not keep track of my miles and neglected to update my odometer when I switched batteries and later a computer. I did change my tires though if that is any indication.

My goals for 2008 are to stay upright and also to climb better.

Re: New Year's Eve Ride

Thanks

I was thinking of mileage until I read your replies.

So to combine the accomplishments of you guys into a 2008 goal: To be flexible, balanced, upright, healthy, and make a friend or two.

Sounds hard, but maybe doable.;)

dc

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I started really riding road (MTB for 12+ yrs) in 2007, logged approximately 3,500 miles, lost 65 lbs, got off both choloestrol and high bp meds, and bought much needed new clothes. I would have to say my only motivation was climbing better than the next guy. I hated being last up even the slightest hill/incline. I'm not an official member of the club yet, but I plan to be this year so I hope I'm not upsetting anyone by posting this here. For 2008, I would like to maintain my 150lbs weight, keep eating right, and riding another 3,500 miles. Godspeed,