Some life decisions are better than others, and this was somewhere near the bottom. Future Lizanne is going to hurt.
Category: bike
All or nothing! Time to get epic. How a Track Sprinter conquered Everest
In case of total shutdown- plot an Everest.
Famous last words. I put the idea out to the universe, I had to follow through.
The concept of Everesting is fiendishly simple: Pick any hill, anywhere in the world and complete repeats of it in a single activity until you climb 8,848m – the equivalent height of Mt Everest. Complete the challenge on a bike, on foot, or online, and you’ll find your name in the Hall of Fame, alongside the best climbers in the world.
I Quit
I quit.
This isn’t a retirement, that would be a choice.
I’m quitting because I can’t do this anymore.
Track Season 2020- Standing Start!
hold on tight. This is going to be a fast start.
Womens Cycling- Just a thought
Just a thought… We need to do better. ***Updated***after a bit of discussion around the post we had a win. I’ve entered next weekends road race up in the Hunter. I’m there to be social. They said key words like coffee and BBQ. My Club, St George CC put a call out for club members… Continue reading Womens Cycling- Just a thought
racing in 2020- Sometimes it be like that
2020, What a year. Nothing represents the ups and downs of the year like my Strava account. I was plodding along, slugging it in the gym. After signing onto Tesseract a few months earlier, racing (and doing well) in a few CL1 track races, I was on track to get a start at one of… Continue reading racing in 2020- Sometimes it be like that
Track Cycling Stay-cation!
Here’s the deal
*7 different velodromes
*8 Carnivals
*Minimum 32 races!
*2 Cities
*14 days
Sound too good to be true? Want in? Well Christmas has come early, and I can tell you, this track cycling Christmas stay-cation is the place to be.
Enthusiastic race filler
Enthusiastic race filler! That’s what I am, and I am damn proud of that. After I won nationals last year, I “retired*”. To anyone around me, we all know that this is a joke. I’m not finished, I’m not done, I’m not going to rack the bike. This was the beginning of my ‘Victory lap… Continue reading Enthusiastic race filler
Ghetto Training for the Commuting Competitor
Part 1- Introduction to ghetto training A wise man once told me– Ride your bike every day. Ride for training, ride to work, ride for you. It is the best thing you can do. “Arthur Donnelly” Arthur was one of the first people to get me onto the track. When I was starting out, he… Continue reading Ghetto Training for the Commuting Competitor
All the gears and no ideas- Part 2
By now, I’m assuming most of you have at least 2 track gears. If you don’t get some> READ THIS, > then come back here. Track mechanics are very simple- you have a bike, no cables, and a fixed drivetrain. In theory, a gear change should be fairly straight forward. But, as with all new skills,… Continue reading All the gears and no ideas- Part 2