Feeling leg muscle fatigue and fearing over-training, today we did a leisurely circuit of the Amakusa X-Athlon MTB course with a friend who is relatively new to MTB. The
X-Athlon is a race we organize here at Kuratake, Japan, every summer and includes sea-kayaking, SUP, MTB, trail running, and a paraglider pylon race. The MTB course is about 20 km long and includes 650 m of climbing and a single-track downhill we built ourselves.
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Climbing up |
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Terumi practicing her technique
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Leanne has it dialed |
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Yours truly |
The downhill course was pretty worked-over by the ubiquitous wild boars, but still rideable. It was a pleasure to come back here after not riding for a while. But, our legs did not get as much rest as we thought they would today!
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