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Tag Archives: Coast to Coast
Cycling or running?
“Is cycling 150 miles harder than running a marathon?” This was the question posed to me by a couple of people recently. It intrigued me how this same question, using almost words was put to me within the space of … Continue reading
Young cyclists and endurance events – is it right?
A question recently cropped up about young people, including teenagers, as to whether they should be undertaking long endurance events? This question is connected to the recent Coast to Coast in a Day sportive I did with some friends. To … Continue reading
Coast to Coast in a Day training
“It is not too soon to start a Coast to Coast in a Day training schedule” I said to one of my friends who is extremely curious about doing the 2015 event. He’s not ready to actually say it but … Continue reading
Retrospective Coast to Coast thoughts
Here’s a few things running through my mind right now: My friend Paul gave me a little reward for completing the C2C, as you can see above. He was planning to enter the event but alas there was the need … Continue reading
Posted in cycling with others, family, people
Tagged attitudes, Coast to Coast, components, life
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Coast to Coast Results
Thought it would be worth publishing a few stats from the 2014 Coast to Coast in a Day. This is partly so I remember myself where I came and hopefully it might be helpful to other cyclists considering this event … Continue reading
Reflections on being a Coast to Coast wife
These epic Coast to Coast bike rides are all very well but we mustn’t forget there’s often a wife or husband or partner, support crew, family and friends all involved as well. Here are some reflections from our friend Sarah … Continue reading
My Coast to Coast in a Day!
It was back in October 2013 when I quickly grabbed a place on the Coast to Coast in a Day along with some of my local friends. Since then each one of us has clocked up thousands of miles in … Continue reading
Posted in family, great rides, Thorn Audax
Tagged adventure, Coast to Coast, family, friend, Thorn Audax
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Coast to Coast group ride
“Let’s break some speed limits” I can tell you Jeremy’s motivational words about breaking speed limits came after about 20 miles. Yes, 20 miles and this was not brilliant timing, I thought. It came when I was flagging on the … Continue reading
Coast to Coast pacing
I sent to tweet out about this aid to Coast to Coast pacing which caused a bit of discussion so for the benefit of my cycling pals (and other readers) here’s a little more detail. Thanks first of all go … Continue reading
A long training ride
Last week I had a fantastic long training ride, counting as a Great Ride and all the way from Dunstable in Central Bedfordshire to Weston-Super-Mare in North Somerset. Ride in Numbers: Distance: 137 miles Moving time: 9 hours, 02 minutes … Continue reading
Coast to Coast getting close!
Incredible, scary, daunting and exciting to think the Coast to Coast in a Day is getting so close. Here’s an update of where I’m at and I’m doing this as a kind of selfie pep-talk, helping to work out what … Continue reading
Chiltern 100 aka Jeremy’s magical mystery tour
Yesterday’s ride was mapped out by my friend Jeremy who kindly leant me his Garmin to play with. It was based on the Chiltern 100 route but had a few adaptations, making it 113 miles. One word that sums it … Continue reading
Cycling 100 miles
I had completely forgotten how great the feeling is when you finally get home after cycling 100 miles. In recent years I’ve had a few decently long rides but it must be DECADES since I last clocked over 100 miles … Continue reading
Jonah the man on the run and C2C chit chat
Stirring start with “How Great Thou Art” at church followed by a sermon all about Jonah, described as the man on the run. And that, he certainly was. This in turn was followed by catching up with a few of … Continue reading