A rather extreme blog title, I know. I didn't die on the Dunwich Dynamo and as far as I'm aware no one else did. However, a part of me felt like it went away and hid in a dark place and I haven't yet been able to coax it out.
Brand Champion - Sport Pursuit
Cycling Alpe D'Huez
Alpe D'Huez is one of the great climbs of the Alps made famous by featuring each year in the Tour de France and in the Alpe D'Huez Triathlon. We cycled the route of the long course triathlon - 115kms with 3500 metres of ascent. Featuring 3 big climbs each of 12kms, 20kms and Alpe D'huez itself is the pinnacle of the day, a 15kms climb with 1000m of ascent over 21 hairpins. Killer!
How to Cycle from London to Paris in 24 hours
Ironman Training in Spain - Hills, Sweat, Beers and Skinny Dipping
Last week I travelled to Spain with 27 triathletes to immerse myself in a week of intensive training for my impending Ironman. My aim was to train as hard as I could, to learn about how I should be training rather than the 'winging it' style I've had up until now, to feel motivated about my training and to have fun.
Three Peaks Cycle Challenge
Back in the Saddle - Ironman Wales Training
Everyone has those moments of madness right? The kind when you decide you want to do something you've been thinking about for a long time... You think it's maybe a crazy plan, but you feel so alive and excited when you think of taking on this goal, that in the end you take the plunge, enter your credit card details, press the button and that's it - you've signed up.
The Road to Recovery
There were 3 weekends in September/October 2012 when I cycled a fair bit. First, 330 miles to Amsterdam, http://www.amsterdam300.com