Showing posts with label Achievements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Achievements. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

August 2011 in Numbers

It's time to give an account of the past month and see what's been achieved:
  • 5h of meditation. It was actually more, but these are the times that I recored in my journal.
  • 8h of spinning
  • 25h33min and 497km of biking (including training, commuting and fun rides with my daughter and wife)
  • Finished reading 1 book: Primo Levi's non-fiction trilogy "If This Is a Man"
  • Had 2 visits from relatives from abroad
All in all a very nice month, notwithstanding exceptionally bad weather!

Sunday, August 21, 2011

This Week's Accomplishments!

This week (August 15-21) I've done a lot of cycling and meditation:
  • 2h 15min of meditation (including walking meditation, sitting meditation and body scan meditation)
  • 2h of spinning
  • 2h 25min (61km) of cycling training
  • 5h 30min (101km) of just-for-fun cycling with Anne Sophie
I also spent a lot of time with Anne Sophie (played games with her, went with her to the beach, to the playground and to visit friends), and finally finished reading Primo Levi's 600-pages long book.

Saturday, August 6, 2011

30 Hours of Exercise in July 2011!

Although this past July was quite a rainy month, I managed to do almost 30 hours of sport activities, including:
  1. 9 long training bike rides (450km in 18h 30min)
  2. 4 hours of spinning
  3. 6 hours of strength training
  4. 1 hour of squash
  5. 1 hour of inline hockey
Although my plan was to do 2 spinning hours a week, I only managed to spin once a week instead. Let's see if I can do better in August!

With my wife and daughter back from their holiday, this may be quite a challenge. But I set out to bike with Anne Sophie on my city bike, sometimes accompanied by Luda. This doesn't go quite fast, but still it's a good exercise!

Tomorrow I'm going to bike the 100km Route des Legendes near Remouchamps in the Belgian Ardennes with a few Flemish friends. That should be quite a challenge!