March:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Year to Date:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Highlights?
Lowlights?
Events and Races?

March:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Year to Date:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Highlights?
Lowlights?
Events and Races?

March 679 miles, YTD 1652.. Not bad for me..

March 402miles, YTD 713.

Had a slow winter after getting hit by a car in late October. Finally back at full speed. New Airborne Torch just arrived 3/31, so April already has 133 miles in and is looking good so far.

...March 360.17 miles. YTD 1176.08 miles.

...March 360.17 miles. YTD 1176.08 miles.

March: 1100.62 miles. I was a little behind for March. Not sure ytd.

I don't know how many miles, probably close to 800 miles in March. Mostly base mileage with only moderate intensity.

I don't have a clue on feet climbed, not many mountains here in the windy prairielands, but I did battle a lot of strong winds and some pretty cold temperatures.

3 races with middle of the pack results so far.

March:
1,115 Miles
44,076 Feet Climbed

YTD:
3,106 Miles
117,678 Feet Climbed

Highlights: I won two out of three TT's in our local spring series and took the overall. I had a decent 9th place at the poorly named "Piece of Cake Road Race" on a horribly windy and wet day up north.Tons of good weather, not a lot of long rides but a lot of rides.

Lowlights.. not much. March was a good month. April started with a pretty big downer when I flatted both wheels less than half a mile into a hilly road race. The group just started the first climb as I was swapping wheels - lost two minutes on that change and never saw 'em again. I drove 250 miles and woke up at an ungodly hour just to get to this race :(

March 402miles, YTD 713.

Had a slow winter after getting hit by a car in late October. Finally back at full speed. New Airborne Torch just arrived 3/31, so April already has 133 miles in and is looking good so far.

402 is not too shabby pardner. Nothing like a new bike to help the recovery from an accident. With the time change and all, I think you'll double your YTD miles in April.

francois

333 outside miles for March. Not all that great. But the weather in WI this March was HORRIBLE.

Highlights? Not too many cycling-wise actually. I guess the highlight was that on March 31 I was healthy.

Lowlights? 1) The weather. 2) Sickness. Was a bad winter in our house. February was dominated by a sinus infection which tunred out to be cake compared to March's Bronchial Infection which absolutely devastated me. As a result, I'm not where I wanted to be fitness wise come April 1. Ah well.

Oh yeah, one more lowlight. The WCA set up a new Cat 4/5 Masters field which I thought was going to be great, but instead, we get a bunch on sandbagging former 1/2s. Good grief, what is it with people in this sport? [/rant]

March: 481 miles. YTD: 1880 miles.

:( :( :rolleyes: :eek:

month - 566; YTD - 1,462

Ahead of last year's pace, but tired of the cold and rain/snow. Hope Spring is finally here to stay.

924 for March, 2542 for the year.

No rabbits, no coyotes, no armadillos and no bobcats hit. Just one copperhead and it lived.

This was, without a doubt, the worst month of March that I can remember. Average temperature was well below normal and it sapped my will to ride. You can only take so much. Took a couple of weeks off. Still, I have a decent base and my weight is under control.

Coolest thing I did was attend the National Bike Summit in DC. Didn't ride a bike but I walked all over the place.

-PV

March = 185 Running 437 cycling

YTD 285 running and 1005 cycling.


Feet climbed? You have to be kidding I live in Illinois.

March:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Year to Date:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Highlights?
Lowlights?
Events and Races?

March:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Year to Date:
x Miles
x Feet Climbed

Highlights?
Lowlights?
Events and Races?370 for March, 759 ytd. Included 1 week of skiing in March, so that had and impact, but the skiing was great! No events, no races, don't know elevation gained. Did get to do a few more group rides than last year, so that was nice.

Mostly, I've been able to get rides in by commuting into Boston. I'm training for a marathon, so lately, I run 6 miles first thing in the morning, then ride my bike 12 miles to work and 12 miles home 2-3 times per week. But it's been too cold for me to want to go on a group ride so far this year, although I've put about 20+ miles on the baby trailer in the past couple weekends.

Running: 130/330
Cycling: 190/250

But spring finally sprung, and I've ridden 85 miles already this month. 20 mile run set for Sunday.

Next month...going to France for a week of cycling in Provence!

I've got 250.3 miles TOTAL this year so far. My wife's been ill and there's a lot of
issues revolving around that, plus working a new job. I'm hoping to really ramp up
the miles in the next few months but I feel like such a slug. More later.

I dream about training for the Tour de France, but I'm not.

What IS going on though is that I'm riding regularly, swimming regularly. (Coastal Oregon is wet this time of year.) I get out in the weight room regularly. My weight is coming down, and I'm eating better. Blood pressure is down.

OK, so that's not huge compared to training for racing, but it beats to death the sitting in the Lazy Boy, watching TV and drinking, drinking, drinking. Old fart here, 57 this month.

With the money I save on alcohol, I bought a bike, Trek 1500 -- and some Bontrager wheels.

This forum helps keep me motivated too . . . Thanks for that! :D

March 616
YTD 1,400 and change

They're all good but some are .......dryer.......than others

525 miles 1,109 ytd looking forward to a high mileage April.

MAR: 1,212 Miles/54,026 Ft

YTD: 3,421 Miles/147,888 Ft

Briones Team Time Trial
McLane Pacific (Foothill) Century