Right. Well, one of my goals for 2011 is to write about my life. Not so much for your benefit (although I appreciate the few of you who check in from time to time), but to keep myself on track.
I do have some new goals and new experiences for this next year. Other than hoping I can get a real job shortly after the year starts, I also will be moving out of my house the first week of January. Both of these things are signs that I'm growing up, and shouldn't be taken lightly.
I also have goals. Which I am going to post here so that I can't hide them if they don't go well.
First, I am going to win the SERC overall. I don't expect this goal to be terribly hard, since really all it takes to complete it is to show up to all or most of the races. It does, however, lead me to my next two goals...
I want to win some races. It's been a while since I've done this, and being consistently fast over the course of the year is probably the best way to pull it off.
I want to move up to pro after the season is finished. Again, I've been an expert/cat 1 for a very long time, and I know that I'm capable of racing at a higher level. Will I ever be a top pro? Not a chance. But I can be faster than I am.
To reach these goals, I have a couple of things that I know I need to do...
1. train consistently, recover properly, and do the work that I get assigned.
2. lose some weight. At the moment, I am about 10-15lb over weight, and this needs to change, and quickly.
3. improve my mental game. I've kinda tended to be a mental basket case when it comes to racing, which has led to a lot of DNFs, bad races, and self-defeat. No more. My mental improvements and increased ability to focus are going to be some of the biggest things to take me where I want to go.
Anyway, just letting you know.
Also, it snowed today. That kinda sucks. because I have a new bike on the way and won't be able to ride it.
1 comment:
Sounds like a good game plan. Do not under estimate how hard the SERC overall is going to be. I know you can do it.........
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