All knotted up...

I'm finally starting to feel normal again.

Well, as normal as I get.

Yesterday was my first day back to the chiropractor, after a 2 month hiatus. Oh my gosh. I had forgotten just how painful ART therapy can be. Jason said that I was just as bad as the first time he worked on me. I wanted to point out that maybe he shouldn't leave the country anymore, but didn't want to seem more self-centered then I already am :-) Seriously though, I was injury free all last summer, and a good part of it was due to Jason.

He worked on my for at least a half hour, and I felt a lot better once it was all over. I was able to spin on the trainer for at 1.5 hours without feeling like my muscles were going to rip out of my body. Speaking of the trainer, this last trip down South has made me soft. For instance, it was sunny outside yesterday, and temps reached the lower 40's. Even so, I couldn't leave the basement, because I couldn't face having to put a ton of layers on.

Please, Michigan, warm up already!!!!

This weekend is going to be my first "race" of the season. I have to put "race" in parenthesis, because the idea of me racing a TT on the road has to be taken very, very lightly. I must be a sucker for punishment, because I recall racing the TT last year, and saying that I would never do another one in my life.

And here I am....ready to go again.

I won't be the only one racing this weekend. Most of my teammates will be kicking butt at Fontana (NMBS #1) this weekend, and I'll be cheering for them from across the country. Krista Park, has a blog herself, so be sure to check in on how she does. The Cape Epic starts in two days as well, and my teammate Hillary Harrison will be racing in the co-ed category. Next year I really want to do a stage race, and the Cape Epic is at the top of my list. It sounds like so much more fun then a road time trial!