
Post Ride Awesomeness In Less Than 20 Minutes
By Tom Danielson, Owner and Coach-CINCH Cycling Do you ever get back from a ride and have no idea what to eat? You’re dazed, you’re tired, and your brain is doing that
by; Tom Danielson, CINCH CYCLING
Ever had that moment when the key move goes, but you are just stuck there, frozen, and cannot even move to follow?
In CINCH we call this moment, “the moment of urgency.”
We have found the reason behind this “freeze” when you need to go is being focused on the wrong thing, at the wrong time.
The truth is, the mind can only process one thought at a time.
Many people produce on their own a constant playlist of negative thoughts prior to or during tough moments. These negative thoughts range from “there’s no way I am strong enough to stay here” to “why am I in pain behind this rider that I know I am better than.”
So we have three tips to help you shift to a mindset that will put you in position to follow the move when it is time!
Alright, give these three tips a try to win your next ride.
By Tom Danielson, CinchCoaching/CinchCycling and Contributor to Avid Cyclist
Tom Danielson is a former Tour De France Cyclist, author, entrepreneur, cycling coach and the founder and CEO of Cinch Cycling INC.

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