I have been a miserable "git" for the past 4 weeks folowing my hernia operation. Not being able to induldge in my favourite past-time, sports, was unbearable. Not being able to throw Thomas and Sammy around was equally difficult to accept. Having to ask a taxi driver to help getting my bag out of the boot was a sample of older days to come.
In the grand scheme of life though, an hernia operation is a very minor event but made me realise how sports can be addictive. So to celebrate my return to training (not to shape yet), I have registered for the Malaysia 70.3 (half-Ironman) at the end of July. Having only about 8 weeks to train this is the opportunity to put into practice new training techniques that I have been researching on my off-days. I am hoping to learn from the Singapore 70.3 and correct some weaknesses. The next 2 months will be hard and I just hope that my "repatching" will hold.
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Mon cher Riri,
ReplyDelete1.Tu as raison a 100% qu'il n'a pas meilleur remède pour rester en forme et ne pas vieillir prématurément, que l'exercice physique.
Donc pas nécessairement la pratique d'un sport en particulier.
2.OUI l'activité physique est addictive comme l'alcool, toutes les drogues, les jeux, l'amour et le sexe.
Je te félicite pour ton esprit d'entreprise et regrette que ayant la chance d'être de naissance et de culture, Français ton blog ne soit pas bilingue?
Je t'embrasse
Georges Krygier
Hi Richard
ReplyDeletewhen is the next riveting installment
regards
Sukhpal