What really struck me was that the difference between winning and coming in second is such a narrow margin, such a fraction of a moment, that it really shows that all the training, practice and preparation is necessary in order to finish first. The energy of all the people in the venue at an Olympic event is tremendous. I want to bottle it and bring it out whenever I need it.
While I was in Vancouver I worked some crazy hours and l only managed to get in a run one day.
It was tricky to run in Vancouver because of my schedule and, when I did get a chance, I found it tough to figure out a good route because of all the traffic lights. I am sure if I had more time I could have found a better place to run.
Now back home for a few days and I have jumped back into training right away. I started with a spin on Thursday and again today where a big group of us got together at the school gym. We did a nasty 90 min ride that included a heart rate climb at the end that raised my heart rate to 180 bpm for the final 2 minutes. We followed that up with a rigorous 30 min yoga session. It feels great to be training again.
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