Jul 29, 2016
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O melhor óculos parap ciclismo, segundo a Cycling Active Magazine. #Tralyx #RudyProject #RudyProjectBrasil #CyclingActive #cycling #friday #glasses (em Italiy)
Why it’s fine being an average cyclist.
Poor Brett Lewis from Cycling Active magazine writes in his latest column about the perils of being a new to cycling, Strava obsessed roadie in the South East of England.
Consumed by chasing KOM, Kudos and his local segments on Strava, in one of the most active parts of the country on Strava, he’s left demotivated by his place in the Strava hierarchy:
“Before I became a cyclist, I would never have believed that being so average would entail so much sweat and pain”
Are we in danger of turning new people off the sport completely by this obsession with tracking, performance, comparing ourselves constantly to others? Burning them out by thinking they are not good enough or just “average”? Brett - it’s totally fine to be average, leave your Garmin behind one day, go for a ride just for the sake of enjoying the ride, the countryside, spending time with your ride companions, enjoying a coffee stop.... that’s what riding a bike is all about not chasing data and feeling “average”.