stats of the week: run 24 km, cycled 36 km, indoor cycled 45 min
I did plan to start at a Solo 10 K run in our neighbour town Dortmund but sudden problems with the Achilles tendon restrained me to race. No idea what the reason for the pain could have been.
However, last week's cycle tour had some impact as I was able to reach a new level on the indoor bike: an average of 168 Watt for the whole of the session. Cycling will be our main sport for the next 3 weeks that we are going to spend at the foot of beloved Mont Ventoux. Lots of sunshine awaiting, great landscape, good food and wine. Looking forward to this!
Cycling the home country
stats of the week: cycled 425 km
stats of the previous week: run 22 km, cycled 184 km
Did a 7-day leisure cycling trip along one of the most German and most romantic part of Germany. Corona lets one see parts of the home country that were never seen before. The journey took us along the rivers Tauber, Aisch and Main for almost 500 km.
Towing the trailer for up to 90 km daily by an average speed of 21 km/h took me to my limits several times.
now it was very relaxed.
Beautiful Bamberg was much more busy.
Home of the storks.
Stopover at Kitzingen
stats of the previous week: run 22 km, cycled 184 km
Did a 7-day leisure cycling trip along one of the most German and most romantic part of Germany. Corona lets one see parts of the home country that were never seen before. The journey took us along the rivers Tauber, Aisch and Main for almost 500 km.
Towing the trailer for up to 90 km daily by an average speed of 21 km/h took me to my limits several times.
Approaching Rothenburg when it turned out to be the perfect time to be there. Usually
the Unesco village is flooded by tourists - even from Japan and the USA -now it was very relaxed.
Home of the storks.
Stopover at Kitzingen
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