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Category Archives: fitness
Muscle Memory
Pain and suffering are a part of any fitness regimen or sport. Cycling is full of suffering. It is celebrated. The biggest races are full of it. Pain is written on the faces of the participants in the Grand Tours. … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, fitness, Uncategorized, Weight Loss
Tagged cycling, fitness. Big Sky Fitness, Jens Voigt, Muscle Memory, Pain, running, Suffering, training
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The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul
“In the end, it was the Sunday afternoons he couldn’t cope with, and that terrible listlessness that starts to set in about 2:55, when you know you’ve taken all the baths that you can usefully take that day, that however … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, fitness
Tagged Big Sky Fitness, Big Sky Gym, cycling, Douglas Adams, fitness, Gyms, Off Season, Teatime of tthe Soul, Trainers, Used Car Salesmen
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Fitness Freak: Navigating the Ups and Downs of Attempting a Healthy Living
Today is the first guest post by Julia from ILoveYouMoreThanIceCream. She is a friend and fellow blogger who is sharing some of her thoughts on her personal journey to and through fitness. She is a remarkable mom and writer who … Continue reading
Posted in fitness, life skills, Uncategorized, Weight Loss
Tagged fitness, Guest Author, Guest Blogger, Iloveyoumorethanicecream, Julia, Sucess, Win
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Wrap Up and Coming Attractions
It’s been a great year. A really great year actually. Most people look back at a year and say it’s been a good one, or a great one, but I think what they really mean is that the year is … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days of Biking, challenge, Cycling, fitness, Weight Loss
Tagged 52 posts in 52 weeks, challenge complete, new year's post, The end, what's next, wrap up, year end
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Backsliding
Losing weight is hard, but gaining it back can be even harder. Well, that’s not entirely true, gaining it back can be quite easy. All you have to do is start to compromise on eating habit changes, miss a few … Continue reading
Posted in fitness, life skills
Tagged challenge, fitspiration, honesty, Inspiration, struggles, weight gain, weight loss
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End of the Season
Before I jump into this week’s blog update I wanted to explain why it is so late. Real life, in the form of my job, intervened on my best laid plans. As much as I would love to be a … Continue reading
Fat Lad At The Back
One of the things that I originally wanted to write about when I started this blog was cycling products for larger cyclists. When I started riding I was 365 pounds. Nothing fit. My bike broke more than once. Spokes popped … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, fitness, Weight Loss
Tagged clothing, cycling, Cycling Kit, Fat Lad At The Back, FLAB, great company, Humor, Positive Mental Outlook, Positivity, product review
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Sometimes You Just Need a Ride
I haven’t been on the bike much after my last ride on Martha’s Vineyard. I could, and will, make some excuses, but I just didn’t feel like riding for a week. I rode my metric century (100 kilometers) on a … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, Cycling, fitness, Weight Loss
Tagged cycling, fall, fitness, I hear Voices, New England, Riding, Temptation, trails, Voices, weight loss
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Rugged Maniac Race Report
Well, I ran the Rugged Maniac yesterday and I can still feel it today! I am sore, tired, and feeling quite accomplished right now. This all started with a friend asking if anyone wanted to run with her back in … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, fitness, Weight Loss
Tagged 5K, Epic Run, Lance Armstrong, Livestrong, Max Cure, Mud Run, Rugged Maniac, Wicked Muddy
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Unintentional Rest
Training for a race or a long ride follows certain cycles. You don’t always train hard; sometimes you take it a little easy so your body has time to rebuild. There are times when the training calendar says “rest time” … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, Cycling, fitness
Tagged bicycling, challenges, cycling, rest cycle, sickness, superbugs, toddler flu, training, training challenges
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