Reflections on Cycling RoundtheEdge of Britain from 13 August 2012 to 17 October 2012 My Dad has taken time since cycling the coast of Britain to make some reflections on his journey – take the time to have a read through… Practical Things – Throughout the ride a Motorhome, managed by my wife and daughter’s … Continue reading
Turbo Training Rituals.
After hearing that winter was set to return this weekend, cheers Carol – I’ve just set-up my bike on the turbo trainer. Before im accused of being a fair-weather cyclist I was out this morning and ride in all weathers but life has been busy the past couple of months and an hour here and … Continue reading
Ladies beware when buying your bib shorts!
As what you wear whilst sitting in the saddle makes such a big difference to your ride, it is remarkable how little information is out there to help point you in the right direction when purchasing bib shorts. Now I know everyone is different and that it isn’t just the type of shorts you wear … Continue reading
How sportives saved my relationship!
It was the summer of 2010 when I had the idea to cycle Lands End to John O’Groats (LEJOG). Once I’d set August 2011 for the ride and coaxed the family to get involved, it was time to step up the training! My Dad and brother were left to their own devices as they were … Continue reading
2013 – New Year, new job, Kirsty the ladies ‘spokes’ woman!
As someone who has worked, in some way shape or form since they were 15-years-old, it has been incredibly difficult starting the New Year with out a job. Even though the decision was solely mine – I’m finding it difficult not being around people on a daily basis, engaging with folk, using my brain, organising, … Continue reading
Photographs – Day 66 – Wednesday 17th October
Wednesday 17th October 2012 – Day 66 Scarborough – Middlesbrough 52.28 miles 3395 feet climbed 2310 calories burnt Cumulative miles cycled round the coast = 3,987.41 miles Please remember that Kirsty Medlock and her Dad, Stephen are cycling the 4,400 miles round the coast of Britain to raise £10,000 for Clifton’s Children Society (CCS) Adoption, … Continue reading
Photographs – Day 65 – Tuesday 16th October
Tuesday 16th October 2012 – Day 65 Burstwick – Scarborough 67.55 miles 2437 feet climbed 2727 calories burnt Cumulative miles cycled round the coast = 3,935.13 miles Please remember that Kirsty Medlock and her Dad, Stephen are cycling the 4,400 miles round the coast of Britain to raise £10,000 for Clifton’s Children Society (CCS) Adoption, … Continue reading
Photographs – Day 64 – Monday 15th October
Monday 15th October 2012 – Day 64 Chapel St Leonard – Burstwick 81.06 miles 1115 feet climbed 3326 calories burnt Cumulative miles cycled round the coast = 3,867.58 miles Please remember that Kirsty Medlock and her Dad, Stephen are cycling the 4,400 miles round the coast of Britain to raise £10,000 for Clifton’s Children Society … Continue reading
Photographs – Day 63 – Sunday 14th October
Sunday 14th October 2012 – Day 63 South Lynn – Chapel St Leonard 69.13 miles 516 feet climbed 2657 calories burnt Cumulative miles cycled round the coast = 3,786.52 miles Please remember that Kirsty Medlock and her Dad, Stephen are cycling the 4,400 miles round the coast of Britain to raise £10,000 for Clifton’s Children … Continue reading
Photographs – Day 62 – Saturday 13th October
Saturday 13th October 2012 – Day 62 Sea Palling – South Lynn 78.45 miles 2469 feet climbed 3320 calories burnt Cumulative miles cycled round the coast = 3,717.39 miles Please remember that Kirsty Medlock and her Dad, Stephen are cycling the 4,400 miles round the coast of Britain to raise £10,000 for Clifton’s Children Society … Continue reading
Photographs – Day 61 – Friday 12th October
Friday 12th October 2012 – Day 61 Rendlesham Forest – Sea Palling 71.93 miles 1925 feet climbed 3030 calories burnt Cumulative miles cycled round the coast = 3,638.94 miles Please remember that Kirsty Medlock and her Dad, Stephen are cycling the 4,400 miles round the coast of Britain to raise £10,000 for Clifton’s Children Society … Continue reading