First snow of this winter. Just a little and all dry and powdery. Nothing big.
Two sessions today. The first one was a gentle 15km bike ride from work to home, which was after the snow had turned into rain, and also after the rain had stopped.
https://www.strava.com/activities/771683402
The second session was a strength training. Also 45 minutes. Just to get into it again. I mainly focused on the upper body.
To add some illustrations, a few random pictures from my local friends on Strava. Everybody seemed to be excited about the snow and eager to go out and do some sports.
It’s a pity Google Earth doesn’t come in winter colors
For fun, I overlaid parts of my ride over 19th century maps that are available on-line. It is interesting how many of today’s roads are exactly where the roads used to be 150 years ago. I wonder how my bike ride would have looked, cycling through the 19th century.
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Nov 10 2016
Snow!
First snow of this winter. Just a little and all dry and powdery. Nothing big.
Two sessions today. The first one was a gentle 15km bike ride from work to home, which was after the snow had turned into rain, and also after the rain had stopped.
https://www.strava.com/activities/771683402
The second session was a strength training. Also 45 minutes. Just to get into it again. I mainly focused on the upper body.
To add some illustrations, a few random pictures from my local friends on Strava. Everybody seemed to be excited about the snow and eager to go out and do some sports.
For fun, I overlaid parts of my ride over 19th century maps that are available on-line. It is interesting how many of today’s roads are exactly where the roads used to be 150 years ago. I wonder how my bike ride would have looked, cycling through the 19th century.
By sanderroosendaal • Uncategorized • 0 • Tags: bike, crosstraining, ride, rowing, strength, training