Life lessons learned from watching the Tour de France
Watching the Tour de France has been an annual event for me for as long as I can remember. I enjoy seeing the action of the race as well as the sites of France along the way. Here are a few life lessons I have gleamed from watching the Tour all these years.
- Although only 1 rider will win, it takes a strong team to make that happen.
- Accidents happen all the time. The key is to pick yourself up and keep going.
- If you break away from the pack you end up working harder than if you stayed with your team.
- Planning ahead will make your journey much more enjoyable.
- Pace yourself, you can’t go full gas all the time.
- Without proper rest you can’t compete at a high level day in and day out.
- At 21 stages, it’s a long race and those who win are good at many things.
- Proper nutrition will improve your performance. We can’t power though our days on caffeine and cigarettes alone.
- Competition will push ourselves to work harder and you may surprise yourself on what you are capable of doing.
- Cheaters never win.
Today I am thankful for being able to watch the Tour this year even though it is not carried on any tv channels, the slower pace of a rainy day and watching the leaders battle it out on the mountains.
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Patrick
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