It's the day before Canada Cup #2 2009 in Mont Tremblant Quebec. The course is pretty much the same as past years with some work done on the trails in a preventative measure in case its muddy.
One thing I have noticed with riding many of the same courses over the years is there is a huge difference in my own skill level and the speed I can ride. I was thinking this today as I descended a section of single track which used to give me trouble and I now pedal in my big ring. Or on the middle climb of this course I remember struggling up it the first year I raced and reaching the top and just being glad that I was at the top. It hasn't gotten any easier for me, I just am able to go faster.
We'll see what happens tomorrow, my legs are feeling good though.
About Me
- Daniel Sessford
- I'm an Elite cross-country mountain biker that grew up in Whitehorse, Yukon but now live and train in Victoria BC.
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Sea Otter Short Track
its fast
Craig
Realizes theres a phone in the bathroom
Thats alot a fruit
Working on the Flatrock trails
Matt and I are building a wall ride for the upcoming flatrock race.
Riding to the Post office
Matt has a potential career as a courier
Outside the Post office in Columbus Ga
Sending Some Powertaps back for servicing
Barry and I waiting for Matt
Eating our Veggies
1 comment:
Hi Daniel: I'm glad you've noticed these improvements and that your "normal" is now at a higher level. Love you! Mom
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