Let us raise our spirits, look on the bright side, and feel the warm rays of positivity. 2023 is gonna be great, OK? There are going to be highlights, and peaks, and apogees of achievement. Big good and small good stuff. All the good stuff. To get you a sunshiny state of mind, here’s what the Singletrack Staff are looking forward to this year. Hannah: Having a partner to ride with This sort of thing…
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For 2023, I want to do more ‘two-sandwich’ days out.
I have similar thoughts as well.
My looking forward:
– Ride some classic Scottish rides I have not done in far too long, or indeed ever.
– Crack on with at least 12 new mountains wandered up, including Ben Hope.
– a few nice days around Orkney on hols.
– Do the Moray Way triangle.
– Paddle the Spey again with pals.
– Eat less.
I like setting lists for a bit of motivation, here goes.
– Do my first Enduro. I’ve just entered the first Newnham rd of the SW Enduro series and I am excited and s##tting myself in equal measure.
– Go away for more than one MTB weekend with the gang.
– Encourage my other half to reach her fitness goals (and maybe make more use of the tandem).
– Finish the garage gym and show my teenage son the joys of kettle bells.
– Do my first muscle up (this one’s a long way off but I’ve been told I’m too old so it will happen).
– Ride the West Kernow way.
Looking forwards to… Actually riding. 2022 was the sparsest year I can remember since I started riding again 10/11 years ago. Don’t know why, just motivation and everything seemed at an all-time low.
Kicking off the year booking places on the BHF London-Brighton off road ride in September with a buddy tonight, which should give us some much needed motivation.
We’ve both got a job on shifting some spare ballast and getting our climbing legs back if we’re going to manage that one, so plenty of riding to happen in between now and then!
2023, a year of reactivation after crash recovery and depression.
Bikepacking – equinoctical, Solstice and other days microadventures plus Ikneald Way/Peddars way to the Norfolk Coast (easy terrain for my first really long ride)
Proper weekly night rides. Without the pub.
Daily turbo training as well as 5 mile each way commuting
Dunwich Dynamo
London/Brighton off road
Plus (hopefully) an ebike as the crash compensation should be arriving any time soon™ after 2 1/2 years.
Really shouldn’t have waited till my mod 50s to do this. It’s going to hurt a lot for the next few months at least.
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