Not quite right
Girona, ESP
Thursday, June 28, 2007
España 8:59pm / Pacific NW USA 11:59am
Today I figured it was best to beat the heat with a little time on the trainer. So at 9:30 sharp, I hit the trainer for a short 30 minutes interval. At which point I jumped off and spun around for another 30 minutes near Sant Gregory. Through which, alas, I believe I finally got my cleats into a position quite usable by me. I was a bit worried at the outset of things, for my hip was beginning to take a terrible turn to the left... but after conferring with several sources I decided that at once the problem must be dealt with and the position fixed. The solution was most bizarre, but indeed if history had been consulted a quick fix´d have been in store. Every time that I reposition my cleats I want to make them as symetrical as possible, yet for some reason or another, my feet do not cooperate when the cleats are positioned as such. So today I arrived at such a position that the state of each cleat was in no way similiar to the other. In fact, a quick glance would promote the thought that two shoes of the same size lay afront of you, yet the mysterious and altogether baffling asymetrical state of the cleats would prompt further examination... and perhaps betray thy eye as the beholder concludes that two shoes of different persons lie afoot.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
España 8:59pm / Pacific NW USA 11:59am
Today I figured it was best to beat the heat with a little time on the trainer. So at 9:30 sharp, I hit the trainer for a short 30 minutes interval. At which point I jumped off and spun around for another 30 minutes near Sant Gregory. Through which, alas, I believe I finally got my cleats into a position quite usable by me. I was a bit worried at the outset of things, for my hip was beginning to take a terrible turn to the left... but after conferring with several sources I decided that at once the problem must be dealt with and the position fixed. The solution was most bizarre, but indeed if history had been consulted a quick fix´d have been in store. Every time that I reposition my cleats I want to make them as symetrical as possible, yet for some reason or another, my feet do not cooperate when the cleats are positioned as such. So today I arrived at such a position that the state of each cleat was in no way similiar to the other. In fact, a quick glance would promote the thought that two shoes of the same size lay afront of you, yet the mysterious and altogether baffling asymetrical state of the cleats would prompt further examination... and perhaps betray thy eye as the beholder concludes that two shoes of different persons lie afoot.
posted by Tom Peterson @ 11:57 AM
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