I’m amazed how quickly August passed by.\u00a0 The holidays certainly helped: there’s something about being at home or away with the kids that makes time fly.\u00a0 It’s been a fun month though.\u00a0 Anyway, you’re not reading for that, you want the round-up, right?<\/p>\n
Well, here we go:<\/p>\n
Special mentions go to the following people:<\/p>\n
Have a look at the full spreadsheet here<\/a>.\u00a0 With an average of over 213 miles per person<\/strong>, I’m chuffed to be associated with this stuff.<\/p>\n I asked for some quick feedback on twitter<\/a>, and enough people responded positively.\u00a0 So, I set up the Sep100 spreadsheet<\/a> to keep the challenge rolling \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Thanks to input from Lisa<\/a>, Austin<\/a> and others, I’ve added a column for stationary miles.\u00a0 Now as far as I can see, the definition “stationary<\/strong>” kinda means they’re not miles<\/strong>, but I’ll leave that argument for another day.\u00a0 So if you’re turbo training or the weather turns nasty, you can still clock up some activity.<\/p>\n Lisa also suggested a TT league, but due to time and technical issues I’ve simply added\u00a0“best 5 mile” and “best 10 mile” columns.\u00a0 Just time your best 5 and 10 mile splits, record them somewhere and stick them into the sheet.\u00a0 It’s just another excuse to compete (and no doubt something Lisa plans to win<\/em>)!<\/p>\nIt’s September, And That Means The Sep100 !<\/h2>\n
What’s Changed?<\/h3>\n