Okay whats the concensus on this...........

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Yes, this is very,very true Kritzinger, I think now, more than ever, I need to balance my life style a bit more - Hey, I may even have time to watch Super Cycling! 

[PokerFace]

Maybe you feel like you don't want to prove a point if you stop improving. I find it very exciting to move up the ranks. Maybe it'll change one day.

[scotty]

Hey' date=' I may even have time to watch Super Cycling! [/quote']

 

 NO !! Must be a real change

 

[Kritzie]

I think balancing your lifestyle is the correct choice of words, you can still improve but include the other important things in life(your dog/cat ,wife not neccesarily in that order) go away with your loved one for the weekend and leave the bike at home, tune her parts for a change, it might make the buying of new parts easier for mistress "Bianchi". By the way moving up the ranks is the easy part.

[The Kid]

By the way moving up the ranks is the easy part.

 

 

thats true.... i was in elites within a year ,but must admit that goinig up the ranks is exciting, but when u r in A where more do you want to go?

Take a well deserve brake and u will come back like a new person.

 

Jeroen Swart( sport inst. of south africa) did my training program and surprisingly it is not 18 - 20 hr long.

According to him most people overdo it and dont recover properly. after a wile u get tired and have no will to cycle......

 

cycling is  addictive...... you just cant go without it. so go take that brake and just ride for the fun of it!!!!

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[Kritzie]

Cant agree with you more, there comes a stage when you do to much and enjoy too little. Stop pedalling though -NEVER!!!

 

Will have a chat to you guys and gals tomorrow going to watch the cricket.