It is these flat spots that must be addressed for you to improve. Most folks want to work on the stuff at which they are already good. Champions train their limiters.
Two things came up last night that are heard very often:
* I am not a sprinter
* I am not a time trialer
Here's the truth. There are only two ways to win a race or even get on the podium. One is sprinting and the other is in a break away. If you get in a break, it usually requires sprinting to establish it and you must time trial to sustain it....either individually or in a multi person basis.
So if you can't do either, you might just as well go home! Or, hopefully practice these skills. We talked about clinics and embedding practice of these on TEAM training rides. It is imperative that we learn these skills.
After being in business several years I found that most people claim they have, let's say 20 years of experience. Really, they have 1 year of experience 20 times.
We are entering our second year. Our opportunities are to build on the tremendous success we had this year......in racing, 116 top finishes. This doesn't even count all the other great things we accomplished.
Let's make sure that in 2011, we create our second year of experience vs. repeating 2010!
We planted the seeds last night for great year.......see you on the podium.
2 comments:
Thank you Randall and Teenie for the awesome meeting! I look forward to balancing my spokes on my wheel. Thanks for providing these types of tools to help guide me in the direction needed to attain my goals.
I hope to put the information from Teenie's talk about goals and the balance wheel into use in all aspects of my life. This stuff is interesting to me, but there was a time when goal-setting freaked me out. I think it stopped doing that when I decided to set goals that I wanted instead of goals that I thought I should have, or worse, that I thought others thought I should have.
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