Hi all,
I'm not used to posting in the Exercise forum, but today I feel I've earned my stripes...
My family and I have just completed the Glasgow to Edinburgh cycle ride, which is 47 miles over some rather large hills. It was a fabulous day out. I'm not sure who I'm most proud of: my 8 year old and 11 year old for completing this on their own bikes, or me for pulling my 6 year old on the tag-along! (Edited to point out that hubby came too!)
Which kind of brings me to the point of this post. This was a big event, with thousands of people, many of whom were riding for a charity. I didn't actually see any MS charity T-shirts, but I'm sure they were there. I really would have liked to have worn something advertising OMS; something along the lines of, "I am overcoming multiple sclerosis: diet, vitamin D, meditation, exercise - there is hope!!!" followed by the website. But, needless to say, I didn't have anything like that. I am tempted to get my own T-shirt made. Or if OMS wants to design and sell their own, I'd be happy to buy. Just saying!
I didn't ask for sponsorship for this ride, because it didn't feel big enough. But my husband just did something a little more impressive: he ran 250km across Iceland, all in aid of OMS. He's raised £968 so far; I'm v proud of him!
All the best everyone with your exercise regimes. I'm planning to do a little more cycling after today...
Hazza
I'm not used to posting in the Exercise forum, but today I feel I've earned my stripes...
My family and I have just completed the Glasgow to Edinburgh cycle ride, which is 47 miles over some rather large hills. It was a fabulous day out. I'm not sure who I'm most proud of: my 8 year old and 11 year old for completing this on their own bikes, or me for pulling my 6 year old on the tag-along! (Edited to point out that hubby came too!)
Which kind of brings me to the point of this post. This was a big event, with thousands of people, many of whom were riding for a charity. I didn't actually see any MS charity T-shirts, but I'm sure they were there. I really would have liked to have worn something advertising OMS; something along the lines of, "I am overcoming multiple sclerosis: diet, vitamin D, meditation, exercise - there is hope!!!" followed by the website. But, needless to say, I didn't have anything like that. I am tempted to get my own T-shirt made. Or if OMS wants to design and sell their own, I'd be happy to buy. Just saying!
I didn't ask for sponsorship for this ride, because it didn't feel big enough. But my husband just did something a little more impressive: he ran 250km across Iceland, all in aid of OMS. He's raised £968 so far; I'm v proud of him!
All the best everyone with your exercise regimes. I'm planning to do a little more cycling after today...
Hazza