It's been a while. And in this case
using the word 'while' is at least the understatement of the week –
anyhow, it has been simply too long. I could provide a list of
explanations, but it would be at least half lies. Apologies to my
readers.
The main thing is that I'm all good and
all alive, with the exception of my legs. Those are semi-dead or so.
Since the last update from Spain I've doing the basics: train, eat,
sleep. It hasn't changed even if my location has changed. Also I've
taken my first competitive starts of the season, which have been ok
or good (except in Säkylä). From now on training gets more and more
intense – the real business kind of begins to tune up for the
bigger events of the summer. Example of raised intensities is my next
week: four races in five days in Sweden. For those I'm hoping for
semi-alive legs, otherwise it may feel like a complete misery.
Even though, the feeling ain't the result always: today in the second
training I was at first afraid that I might die during the main set.
Then the first minutes in the main set I hoped I died. At the end it
all turned to be alright. And that's just the human factor, you never
know.
This come back to the blog is to be
continued. Following days I'll post a photofilled recap of the last
two months. Stay tuned.
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