for some of us, cycling is not a sport, it's a way of life...and not just a way of life but the life itself... 'cause apart from a strong pair of legs and a big lag capacity, the heart and the spirit defines the champion or even the simple fan...
From my point of view, once u get a glimpse of a cheering crowd screaming your name, once u feel that your heart is gonna explode and u can breathe no more reaching the mountain top first, outsprinting the bunch crossing a line first, raising your hands....u become addicted....peace and quite follows...peace of mind i'd rather say...
that aside, even off the bike...your perception of the world, your mentality and your attitude is defined by the same very rules....it just runs into your vain....you're a fighter and u'll always be no matter what u do....
so, it all comes up to these words:
pain, passion, conquer, peace .... that's the way i see it.
for some of us, cycling is not a sport, it's a way of life...and not just a way of life but the life itself...
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From my point of view, once u get a glimpse of a cheering crowd screaming your name, once u feel that your heart is gonna explode and u can breathe no more reaching the mountain top first, outsprinting the bunch crossing a line first, raising your hands....u become addicted....peace and quite follows...peace of mind i'd rather say...
that aside, even off the bike...your perception of the world, your mentality and your attitude is defined by the same very rules....it just runs into your vain....you're a fighter and u'll always be no matter what u do....
so, it all comes up to these words:
pain, passion, conquer, peace ....
that's the way i see it.