Things are going quite well but it is just amazing how James is not finding the perfect brew groove.
South of Klamath Falls about a year ago out
in the middle of nowhere, a cyclist with a heavy trailer probably 70 pounds, passed James, later on they chatted a little bit. And then they departed on their own schedule, and James decided to shadow the cyclist for several miles to try and understand how a traditional cyclist's movements might translate to James own.
in the middle of nowhere, a cyclist with a heavy trailer probably 70 pounds, passed James, later on they chatted a little bit. And then they departed on their own schedule, and James decided to shadow the cyclist for several miles to try and understand how a traditional cyclist's movements might translate to James own.
what happened was James noticed the cadence and movement of this strong cyclist thighs. And naturally started doing the same thing. Felt really good, manageable, natural, sustainable.
This morning again a not terrible start which is a good thing for James, also recent weeks lessons being quite well applied that isn't to say performance, rhythm, smoothness, natural.
And then a cyclist passed. And the same thing as South of Klamath Falls, James body noticed the thigh movement of this cyclist and intuitively began to mimic. Very promising. It solves so many problems. At least it seems to.
Very much james' body seeks the fluidity and turning turning Ness of the sphere or ball he speaks of. and maybe that's a good thing. Maybe it has a important role. But it is possibly infinitely more complex, and may be way too complex, to be sustainable? Whereas pumping the thighs, or moving the thighs, as this cyclist James observed was doing maybe all of those things, manageable, easy, fluid… hohow it seems so far.
Now, with all of these long logs recently all of these recent techniques are enabling James to do quite a bit of very good study.
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