Risex4
Dropped by the autobus
- Location
- The Green/Gray Hills Of Debunshire
Just prompted by a post on another thread, but was wondering what other people's experiences are.
At the moment, whenever I've been out and broken some kind of personal barrier, I'm on a high to the point where I find the rest of the day quite difficult. I mean after the initial recovery period, I'll be restless, fidgity and get bored easily, After breaking a 40-50 miler (my current 'range'), I just can't somehow readjust to the rest of the day. Is that normal?
I kind of know the physiological reasons behind this, but is this just newbie enthusiasm which will wain and dullen with time as I get used to going out and exercising more thoroughly then I have for a long time? Or is it something that even seasoned cyclists still get to a degree? If so, how do you manage it?
At the moment, whenever I've been out and broken some kind of personal barrier, I'm on a high to the point where I find the rest of the day quite difficult. I mean after the initial recovery period, I'll be restless, fidgity and get bored easily, After breaking a 40-50 miler (my current 'range'), I just can't somehow readjust to the rest of the day. Is that normal?
I kind of know the physiological reasons behind this, but is this just newbie enthusiasm which will wain and dullen with time as I get used to going out and exercising more thoroughly then I have for a long time? Or is it something that even seasoned cyclists still get to a degree? If so, how do you manage it?