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Re: [RC] De-elevators//Brainstorming for Attending 100s - rdcarrie

<<3. Shorter rides that include a couple of hours in the dark.>>
 
Already got these...75s.
 
Dawn in East Texas 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Beverley H. Kane, MD <sensei@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: RideCamp <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 08:43:51 -0800
Subject: Re: [RC] De-elevators//Brainstorming for Attending 100s

On 1/11/06 10:36 AM, "KimFue@xxxxxxx" <KimFue@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am all for brainstorming to find innovative ways to increase riders at the
> 100 mile distance.
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1. Clinics like the one written up in EN mid-last-year.
2. A mentor-buddy-sponsor system, where for your 1st 100 you are guaranteed
having someone to ride with.
3. Shorter rides that include a couple of hours in the dark.
    That's the part that offputs me the most, b/c I don't see well in dark
and don't know how to trust my horse. And like with sailing, practice night
rides can desensitize the vestibular mechanism that causes motion sickness.
3. No de-elevators. They seem inimical to developing the physical strength
and mental attitude needed for a 100. It seems to me that you can't play
mind games if you're going to do a 100. You have to keep your eye on the
donut, not on the (loop)hole.

Beverley...who claimed she would NEVER do a 100 and now says, Never say
never.


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Re: [RC] De-elevators//Brainstorming for Attending 100s, Beverley H. Kane, MD