finally did it and iot was worse than expected

[scotto]

Cheers Dave. We'll plod along at dunc gray, and take it slowly. Peter Harvey seems to know how to get the juniors working. Timothy's in no rush to race track - he's just havin a good time !

[bigfriendlyvegan]

Cheers Dave. We'll plod along at dunc gray, and take it slowly. Peter Harvey seems to know how to get the juniors working. Timothy's in no rush to race track - he's just havin a good time !

But if you don't push him really hard, you'll never turn into an annoying sports parent. Living vicariously through your kids is where it's at.

[find_bruce]

Broke up laughing & had to explain to SWMBO who also laughed. Thanks Dave

[high_tea]

Well, I gave it a go today. Riding the other way round a velodrome, I mean. It was, um, interesting. Things just felt slightly wrong. I reckon doing a flying 200 or something would be even more interesting.

[kb]

I have always wondered why we all race anti-clockwise, but haven't found or thought out a good answer yet.

I found this interesting though it's not quite an answer

http://www.cyclingtips.com.au/2012/08/t ... nant-left/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[alex]

i went backwards after training one night

didnt get above the blue line... worse than the first time riding the track

[trailgumby]

I have always wondered why we all race anti-clockwise, but haven't found or thought out a good answer yet.

I found this interesting though it's not quite an answer

http://www.cyclingtips.com.au/2012/08/t ... nant-left/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hmm... so it's because my amino acids have a left spin .... hmmmkay

[RonK]

I have always wondered why we all race anti-clockwise, but haven't found or thought out a good answer yet.

Well, think of the likely carnage if some of the racers were going the other way.