Re: "time" to ride

["Louise Bower" <horsecrazy@access.mountain.net>]

I discovered that when I was horribly tired after work, that if I drug
myself out to ride, that I felt much less tired when I returned from riding
as I felt just so good for getting out and getting on my horse.  Louise
Fortunately I am now retired and if the body holds up I can ride all I want
to.
----- Original Message -----
From: Colleen Kirkpatirck <polaristhewonderhorse@hotmail.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 6:27 PM
Subject: RC: "time" to ride


> Hello Ridecampers,
> I was wondering how you people with hecktech schudles like my self
> find time during the work week  to ride and condition?
> I work sometimes  work 6 days a week, I leave for work about 8 am and I
come
> home around 6 pm.
> I ride during my days off but I can't seem to find the right time to
> ride during my work week.
> I am horrabley tired when I come home from work (thats the time I use to
> ride last season)
> And I dont know about riding in the morning before feeding time.
> Can any of you give me any info if you have a simalar sutiation.
> I love endurance and  I don't want to give it up for anything even
> if it mean just doing a few rides this year.
> Thanks
> Colleen K. & Polaris(When are we going rideing mom?)
>
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