Are thrilling sports like high speed bike racing, rock climbing and others worth the risk?
I did a ton of rock climbing, flag football (occasional full speed collisions), etc. Then while rollerblading found I was not invulnerable… And that injuries, while they can heal, many times can be permanently debilitating. In my opinion, no thrill is worth sacrificing a life of enjoyment and health.… read more “Injury Risk”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarkson%27s_Farm
Fantastic show.
My two year old son weighs nearly 20 kg and is by no means overweight… The 34 kg Skul kid looks like he is at least 12 in his photos and much heavier. Maybe Zwift should have separate kids races so they can just cheat against each other there. https://zwiftpower.com/profile.php?z=3007521
It’s ridiculous for an elite A riders averaging 5 wkg and 362 watts over a race to lose… https://zwiftpower.com/events.php?zid=2751345… read more “Zwift Weight Cheaters”
Both political parties are to blame. Trump and the Republicans pushed through the first massive multi trillion dollar money printing package, Biden and the Democrats pushed through the next one and then stopped the Keystone pipeline from coming online.
Let the free market work. Republicans need to cut their support for the patent system (granting of monopolies destroys competition), and Democrats need to drop support for entitlements.… read more “Supply chain shortages”
Success in life is just showing up every day and giving it your best effort. Some days you fail, just forget that, and try again the next day. Over time, you can do anything by just staying persistent.
The most obvious answer here is missing: The purpose of all biological life is reproduction… we learned that in school and never realized it applies to us humans too. Make it your #1 goal in life to find a great life partner, get married, then have kids.
My new bike workout plan has been giving me record increases in power every week so far. The idea is to give myself multiple consecutive days of rest and recovery. So I workout hard three days in a row, then recover the next four.
