According to Wikipedia, the comfort zone is a “behavioural state within which a person operates in an anxiety-neutral condition, using a limited set of behaviours to deliver a steady level of performance, usually without a sense of risk”. We all have comfort zones in relation to most areas of our lives. Self applied limits as to how far we’ll [...]
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There are so many great tools out there for interacting with your Strava data. Here’s one that works with your video footage too!
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Here’s a quick roundup of the ride videos I made in 2012, in chronological order. (Hint, they probably get better as time advances.)
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Etape Cymru 2012 was an awesome event. Forget all the negative stuff about the first event in 2011, the new organisers did a fantastic job in 2012. But don’t just take my word for it, here’s what twitter had to say. Book yourself on the 2013 event now! Here’s my “proper” video of the event [...]
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Now, I am working on a “proper” movie of my Etape Cymru footage, but when I saw my footage for the Horseshoe Pass, I couldn’t resist the temptation when I realised how many riders I had passed.
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After a week of foul weather, and low temperatures for the time of year, it was actually very pleasant today. Here’s my route, but the club section was only the upper half, of about 30 miles. One of the lads had a head cam on, and here is the film he edited. It makes a [...]
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This video took about as long to edit as the ride itself (about 5 hours). However, a few of the guys had not been up that way before and it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say they were blown away by the route. One of the chaps even proclaimed it to be one of the [...]
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It was worth looking like a complete twonk with a camera strapped to my helmet to get this footage. I’ve had many kind comments already about the Mow Cop footage (edited down in this version of the film) from people who rode the event, saying how nice it is to be able to relive moments from the [...]
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I signed up for the Cheshire Cat back in about November last year, to provide motivation to maintain a training plan throughout the winter. It worked! Having participated in the disastrous Etape Cymru in October 2011, and having just today ridden the long version of the 2012 Cheshire Cat route, I can safely say that [...]
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RT @VeloViewer: Can't hold off any longer! Lots still missing but have a go of VeloViewer V3 Beta here: http://t.co/UJ9BuKs0vv @StravaRT @WilliamNB: OK, I got another 4 people to sign the cycling petition. If we ALL managed that it'd be over 250k! http://t.co/dWYn0SbIAL
RT @StravaTips: Ha, love this. MT @RibbleCycles Should have this displayed on all billboards heading into towns and cities. http://t.co/Z35OgGJRjc
@StravaTips of course it works, a quick look down and away you go....
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