Well, I got the pins out of my thumb this morning and I am on the home stretch, sort of. I am still recovering from my concussion, but I haven't had any loss of balance or dizziness issues of late, so I am trying to ride again. I am starting with very little riding. To be honest, I don't see myself doing more than a hour and a half this week. The start of the endurance time has been pretty anticlimactic, for obvious reasons. I was hoping to put in another good winter. Last year I begun to enjoy riding in the winter. I love the long hours in the saddle. The slow pace or extremely low intensity. I was hoping to ride my but off, but that will not be the case. I foresee myself taking it easy on the bike for the next month. No intensity, and nothing really over two hours. Oh well, that is life. This whole experience is another hurdle life has thrown my way. I am not only learning from this experience, but getting stronger from it.
Well anyway, it's been a month since the wreck and it's time to quit talking about it. I am starting my weight lifting today. I can't wait. I am limited to exercises because I still have some road rash on my shoulder. Because of that I can't really lift a bar or put anything on my shoulder. Also, I can't really lift with my right arm cause my hand is still in a brace/cast. There are still several things I can do. My friend Mig got my bike in riding condition yesterday, I got my pins out this morning, just those two things have me wanting to ride outside. I was contemplating about riding outside for a good long while. However, I realized I have to teach a spin class this evening, so I will just do that and lift weights afterward. Seeing how I am doing better, I hope to be blogging more. All you readers out there will be a little more informed on how the Crow is doing.
Til next time,
The Crow
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