Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and tv that make the
next generation soo slow in the US.
Christine Thorburn
Birthdate: 9/17/69
RVD
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Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and tv that make the
next generation soo slow in the US.
Christine Thorburn
Birthdate: 9/17/69
RVD
still elite.. everyone (especially us fattie masters) know
that REAL masters categories don't start until you turn 35.
she is still in the 'tween purgatory of 30somethings who
aren't quite ready for the big leagues.
9/17/69
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ooops. forgot racing age is as of end of year. needs more
coffee and/or toes to count on.
"Rik Van Diesel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and tv
that make the next generation soo slow in the US.
Christine Thorburn Birthdate: 9/17/69
Well, the way things are going for me, I may not have enough
free time to train seriously until I'm already master's age,
and I don't play video games or watch TV (except cycling, of
course). That's just a function of wanting to go to college
(one which unfortunately doesn't have a cycling program,
like Hamilton's University of Colorado), and try my hand at
a musical career...
-Sonarrat.
"Sonarrat" <[email hidden]..> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:"Rik Van Diesel" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and
tv that make the next generation soo slow in the US.
Christine Thorburn Birthdate: 9/17/69Well, the way things are going for me, I may not have
enough free time to train seriously until I'm already
master's age, and I don't play video games or watch TV
(except cycling, of course). That's just a function of
wanting to go to college (one which unfortunately doesn't
have a cycling program, like Hamilton's University of
Colorado), and try my hand at a musical career...-Sonarrat.
Fella, if you don't have enough time to train while you
are in college, you never will. College is a cyclist's
dream. It's WAY harder to train with a job. Trust me, I've
done both.
-RJ
Ronaldo Jeremiah said:"Sonarrat" <[email hidden]..> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:"Rik Van Diesel" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and tv
that make the next generation soo slow in the US.
Christine Thorburn Birthdate: 9/17/69Well, the way things are going for me, I may not have
enough free time to train seriously until I'm already
master's age, and I don't play video games or watch TV
(except cycling, of course). That's just a function of
wanting to go to college (one which unfortunately doesn't
have a cycling program, like Hamilton's University of
Colorado), and try my hand at a musical career...-Sonarrat.
Fella, if you don't have enough time to train while you
are in college, you never will. College is a cyclist's
dream. It's WAY harder to train with a job. Trust me, I've
done both.
How about college AND a job?
-Sonarrat.
In article <[email hidden]>, Sonarrat
Quoted message said:Ronaldo Jeremiah said:"Sonarrat" <[email hidden]..> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:"Rik Van Diesel" <[email hidden]> wrote
in message "]news:[email hidden]...>Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and
>tv that make the next generation soo slow in the US.
>Christine Thorburn Birthdate: 9/17/69Well, the way things are going for me, I may not have
enough free time to train seriously until I'm already
master's age, and I don't play video games or watch TV
(except cycling, of course). That's just a function of
wanting to go to college (one which unfortunately
doesn't have a cycling program, like Hamilton's
University of Colorado), and try my hand at a musical
career...-Sonarrat.
Fella, if you don't have enough time to train while you
are in college, you never will. College is a cyclist's
dream. It's WAY harder to train with a job. Trust me,
I've done both.How about college AND a job?
I've done both. College life is easier because you don't
have to ride after you get home from work (in the dark for
four months) and you probably don't have a commute that
makes your legs dead. You can usually go out for rides
between classes.
-WG
Sonarrat <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:Ronaldo Jeremiah said:"Sonarrat" <[email hidden]..> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:"Rik Van Diesel" <[email hidden]> wrote
in message "]news:[email hidden]...>Or make that Elite. Maybe it's all the video games and
>tv that make the next generation soo slow in the US.
>Christine Thorburn Birthdate: 9/17/69Well, the way things are going for me, I may not have
enough free time to train seriously until I'm already
master's age, and I don't play video games or watch TV
(except cycling, of course). That's just a function of
wanting to go to college (one which unfortunately
doesn't have a cycling program, like Hamilton's
University of Colorado), and try my hand at a musical
career...-Sonarrat.
Fella, if you don't have enough time to train while you
are in college, you never will. College is a cyclist's
dream. It's WAY harder to train with a job. Trust me,
I've done both.How about college AND a job?
-Sonarrat.
Fair enough - that would make it a bit harder still.
It can be done, though. It's all about using the time
and resources that you do have (but I'm sure you already
knew that).
Where do you go to school?
-RJ
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