Meet @ Joe's @ 1 pm Sunday Afternoon,for a 27 mile ride,a loop up 40 to the lamp shop,then around Clark lake,over to Catawba and back, gonna be a good one, come if you can, jj
PS Todays ride was great, there were 8 of us, a little windy but the sun was out and we cooked,very nice ride....
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
bike rumors
I have heard that Tracy has a new speed machine but have yet to see any pictures. Is it top secret or will information be available?
George
George
Put a Smile On Your Face,and your head in a different place!!
April 14, 2010
Exercise: the Free Antidepressant
Last week, we learned of efforts by two psychologists and researchers to persuade therapists to prescribe exercise to depressed patients. Now BU Today talks in depth with Michael Otto, a professor of psychology at Boston University, about what exactly exercise can do for depression, and how much exercise it should take to lift one's spirits. Three excerpts:
How does exercise for health or anti-aging differ from exercise for improving mood?
The problem with exercise for health is you have to wait nine months to a year for results, before your abs and your hips look better. The beauty of exercising for mood is you get the payoff right now. The other kicker is, being in a bad mood is why a lot of people don’t exercise, and this becomes precisely the reason to exercise.
How much exercise should depressed people do for sustained results?
We think that bouts of exercise are important, not just random physical activity during the day. We’re talking about half-hour chunks, the time necessary to get people past ruminative thinking. For me, for example, my brain shuts off at around 22 minutes into a run. And we know what’s worked in the trials is getting the heart rate up for 20 to 45 minutes of sustained activity.
How important is the social aspect of exercise?
Depression is an isolating force, and once you’re isolated with a bad mood, it feeds on itself. Exercise returns you out into the world. It feeds you in ways over and above the health benefits.
Exercise: the Free Antidepressant
Last week, we learned of efforts by two psychologists and researchers to persuade therapists to prescribe exercise to depressed patients. Now BU Today talks in depth with Michael Otto, a professor of psychology at Boston University, about what exactly exercise can do for depression, and how much exercise it should take to lift one's spirits. Three excerpts:
How does exercise for health or anti-aging differ from exercise for improving mood?
The problem with exercise for health is you have to wait nine months to a year for results, before your abs and your hips look better. The beauty of exercising for mood is you get the payoff right now. The other kicker is, being in a bad mood is why a lot of people don’t exercise, and this becomes precisely the reason to exercise.
How much exercise should depressed people do for sustained results?
We think that bouts of exercise are important, not just random physical activity during the day. We’re talking about half-hour chunks, the time necessary to get people past ruminative thinking. For me, for example, my brain shuts off at around 22 minutes into a run. And we know what’s worked in the trials is getting the heart rate up for 20 to 45 minutes of sustained activity.
How important is the social aspect of exercise?
Depression is an isolating force, and once you’re isolated with a bad mood, it feeds on itself. Exercise returns you out into the world. It feeds you in ways over and above the health benefits.
Rest Day!!-But Tomorrow we go!!!!
Looks like some rain today, off and on all day, so that should give you some time to clean and oil up your bike for the Breakfast Ride in the morning!It's gonna be a spectacular morning to ride, and i exspect to see hundreds of riders here, or at least a hand full, ok? Pancakes are a cookun!!!let's go!!! jj
Thursday, April 15, 2010
You know your a hard core kicker when!
You take the long way around on your errands
You buy a cyclometer to count those miles
You find fancy ways to tie your shoes so the laces won’t catch on your scooter
You bookmark bicycle-parts sites – for handlebars, wheels, forks and racks – only
You become a connoisseur of handlebar bags
You scour the ‘net for unpadded bicycle shorts
You don’t feel the least bit self-conscious about looking like a Rolls-Royce hood ornament
You spend way too much time thinking about how to lower your deck an inch
When you go out for the evening, the part you look forward to the most is getting there (and back)
You often dream about kicking
Riding a bicycle becomes annoying
You move beyond English or [your primary language here] when trolling the Internet for footbiking stuff
The eye chart at your optometrist looks like this to you.
You buy a cyclometer to count those miles
You find fancy ways to tie your shoes so the laces won’t catch on your scooter
You become a connoisseur of handlebar bags
You scour the ‘net for unpadded bicycle shorts
You don’t feel the least bit self-conscious about looking like a Rolls-Royce hood ornament
You spend way too much time thinking about how to lower your deck an inch
When you go out for the evening, the part you look forward to the most is getting there (and back)
You often dream about kicking
Riding a bicycle becomes annoying
You move beyond English or [your primary language here] when trolling the Internet for footbiking stuff
The eye chart at your optometrist looks like this to you.
When you haven’t kicked for a few days, you miss people asking, “What IS that?” (But it’s a lot more embarrassing if you’re not on your scooter and they ask the same question.)
You interrupt rides to write down ‘blog entries like this
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Well Howdy There!
Good LUCK Chris & Sarah on Saturday in the Salt Lake City Marathon, I just saw you over there on our blog, stop by anytime,as you can see im about the only stable guy here! hahahaha,I figure if you keep Moses out of your way, you should do fine!! CCR will be pulling for you!!jj
A Day At Play!
Oh Yea!! it was sweet! (oh, sorry,you can't get there from where your at, too many gears! hahahahahahhah!! jj
It's not biking, but it is so Awesome!
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123197877 This is gonna be so Awesome this week,with it being only 12 miles up the road it would be a shame to miss,You will never see anything like this in the rest of your life,a one time deal,i guaruntee it will blow your socks off! i'll be there Thursday around 1-3 in the afternoon,it's gonna be very cool guy's!!! jj
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Tuesday ride
We are leaving from the Villa road staging area at 6:30 this evening for around 30 miles with a few sprint signs mixed in. Confirmed riders as of 1:30:Dan M, Tracy, Brian, fred and myself
Monday, April 12, 2010
I think you can do it????
New Record!
Well boys I finished day with 71.6 miles. Got lost going back to Xenia via Yellowsprings. It was a great day to ride. Burned over 5,300 calories! Legs are sore but I plan on doing 30 miles before work tomorrow and Wednesday. Anyone up for a Crabils run Thursday?
I've drank the cool-aid and the cool-aid is good!
I've drank the cool-aid and the cool-aid is good!
Hurts so good!!
After almost 50miles on the footbike this week end, these are the only places i really hurt! But it's early Spring,give me a chance to work things out! hahahha! a great week end, ready for more!!!!!!!! lets buggie!!!!!!!!!! jj
Sunday, April 11, 2010
What A Kick!!
The first pic is buckcreek rd the way i came, the second is Runyan hill with 2 false summits,and the last pic is a very pretty tree over at CJ, cool huh? i got in 31.85 miles on the footbike today and im stoked!!! what a day, i saw George Mike Brian and Dan at CJ just getting ready to ride ,so i stoped and said howdy then worked my way home for a shower,Mike road all the way from Xenia,WOW!good job Mike!!A great day to ride and more coming!! jj
road ride at 2pm
Guys, we are meeting at the ranger station at 2pm for a road ride. Its a good day to dust off the bike
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