wow.
If there was an 11 on my life I’d be in it right now. Everything is happening full tilt!
So damn busy!
The blood is in the water, the cross sharks can smell the season coming miles away.
Starcrossed registration opened up yesterday. My teammate taking the holeshot registering in the Elite category while one of my other teammates was in the Veloshop dialing in his EDGE clinchers.
So dope.
In other hilarity, I love the euros:
I’m in love with the US VTT riders right now.
My prediction: Wells and Craig on the Olympic podium. If the golf player can keep his tyres from flatting. And whatever happens, Adam will nose wheelie across the finish line, hacking from the pollution.
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The businesses are going really solid right now. It is summer. Pre-cyclocross. And everyone has so much momentum right now. I’ve been training really consistently and the numbers I’ve been getting on the little yellow computer I stare at have been progressively good. Good and gooder. Gooderer.
It is shocking how crappy I felt this February after the busted ribs, Europe, and a month long fever. I was really barely able to ride a bike. And now I’m back to normal, if not riding at a higher level.
I’d be pushing 6w/kg but, I can’t afford the PRO training plan with my coach.
Off to buy more groceries with my badass housemate.
I wish I could push 4w/kg
Hey Molly, I have one decent point and shoot quality pic of you from the Twilight Crit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ephany/2751090562/ Jess has some better ones she will hopefully post soon.
Small world. In the background of the above picture in black is me. I have some video to post. I should have that up tomorrow. was taken in the last 15 minutes on the back straight…
The hardest 15 minutes of the race…
[...] registration opened and Molly Cameron reports that one of her teammates took the hole shot for Elite registration. Meanwhile, my buddy [...]
heya Molly – got some pics and video up. Not that great, but it’ll have to do. http://www.adamtroxel.com
I think I saw you on my street last night. rolling by 46th and woodstock around 6 or so. The climb up 45th was brutal in last night’s heat.