I think this is true of most endurance sports really. In my own, I wake up well before sunrise every day, bike through the city which is completely deserted and get to watch the sun come up over the water all morning.
It's become something of an addiction as while its stressful on the body, there is nothing that parallels the serenity of being completely alone out in the middle of a perfectly flat lake or river.
Definitely agree. I can't run (bad knees), but there's nothing better than a long, solitary ride. Even in the middle of the city when riding to work, it's easy to zone out and enjoy the solitude.
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I think this is true of most endurance sports really. In my own, I wake up well before sunrise every day, bike through the city which is completely deserted and get to watch the sun come up over the water all morning.
It's become something of an addiction as while its stressful on the body, there is nothing that parallels the serenity of being completely alone out in the middle of a perfectly flat lake or river.
Definitely agree. I can't run (bad knees), but there's nothing better than a long, solitary ride. Even in the middle of the city when riding to work, it's easy to zone out and enjoy the solitude.