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by bigwheeler 8y ago
I think that sounds like a pretty good "work" to "work break" ratio. 2 hours on, 2 hours off, and then maybe 2 on again? As long as you're feeling like you're flowing for the time that you're actually work
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by bigwheeler 8y ago
I think it’s probably important to figure out WHY #4 happens. If this is something you’re passionate about, or something that you need to pay the bills soon, I would think that your motivation or excitement level wouldn’t wane so quickly. A
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by bigwheeler 8y ago
This sounds like something I would definitely be interested in trying, but I don't have fb/google. Hopefully you can post again when there is some kind of option for email-based logins.
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by bigwheeler 8y ago
I have a friend that started at 44 and started dirt jumping at 48. He did his first no footers at 50! Now that I’m well into my 40s, it gives me hope that I can still progress.
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by bigwheeler 8y ago
THIS. There has been an explosion in rail trails development over the last decade or so. Check out https://www.railstotrails.org for help finding one. Also, pick up a gravel or touring bike from a company like surly or salsa, an
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by bigwheeler 8y ago
I think the frequency of falling in mountain biking is relative to how often you go out and push yourself to get better. You could just ride easy trails, don’t try to set record speeds on the downhills, and your chances of crashing are pret
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by bigwheeler 8y ago
I found some helpful information in here that may apply: http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20180424-what-i-learnt-by-li... Also, I second “hiking the AT”. You don’t even need to hike the AT, just find a 5 day/n