who would be up for a dp on some of the new snow that has fallen?
snowbird or alta anyone? superior apron? lots of good choices!
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May 2010
As an update to the last two posts; The DP at Alta was a fail, and the
manly bike ride was very manly and occurred in a very manly and old
spicey way.
Alta DP: Wade and I were turned around at the mount of the canyon due
to avalanche control work being done on the highway.
bike ride: Dustin and I had a good leisurely time climbing up dry creek
to the shoreline and a very speedy decent back down via the bobsled. I
can't speak for Dustin, but i would say my levels for this year are; 90%
leg strength/50% arms, 65% confidence and about 75-80% max bobsled
speed. 100% being where I feel my max levels can/ought to be. My legs
are feeling mighty strong after ski season, but my arms were sorely out
of shape, which did little to aid my confidence on the technical and
jarring sections of the ride. Also, both Dustin and I expressed a
feeling that the "flow" just wasn't there, but hey its early season so
big deal wanna fight about it? I will update at the end of the year and
report on where those levels are.
Let's go ride bikes tomorrow. Manly bikes. on manly trails. In the dirt. Where men are made. Men who use Old Spice body wash and strut about. On bikes, not horses.
I'm planning on probably doing the usual Dry Creek to Bobsled loop at 10am. Anyone who loves dirt is more than welcome. Call me if you need directions to the JCC where we park, or have any other questions.
-Dustin
801.243.3552
Riding the way it should be done - in the dirt, and not on a cyclocross bike
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Friday, May 7, 2010