What happens when you stop dreaming big and start going big
While Kelvin is still recovering from Sunday, we do already have a nice after movie from last Sundays race. Kelvin killed it and accomplished his goal to go sub 4.30. I couldn’t be more proud!
A full race report from the master himself will come online later this week.
Time flies here on the road. While enjoying the time in Australia and New Zealand to the fullest, physically it was a period of base building and not doing anything stupid (only one minor bike crash in Wanaka, so I guess that worked out quite well) with so many hard weeks of training to come. The first of these hard weeks are starting right now, here in Clearwater Beach in the US.
The race here in Geelong was always supposed to be the ‘easy going’ race. The race that wouldn’t matter too much, the race that would define my new base fitness and most of all, the race that was supposed to be a a lot of fun and that I should enjoy more than anything else. But how do you define enjoyment?