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Re: [RC] Instructions for newbie crew-people? - Jim HollandThe only thing worse than crewing for a female Endurance rider is crewing for a wet, tired female Endurance Rider! A good crew person has patience, a sense of humor, and knows that sometimes it's best to say nothing at all! <grin> Jim, Sun of Dimanche+, and Mahada Magic ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonni Jewell" <jonnij@xxxxxxxx> To: "Ridecamp" <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 12:26 PM Subject: [RC] Instructions for newbie crew-people? Very often, riders get stressed and "grumpy" at rides, and they verbally take it out on the loved one who is crewing. We snap orders at them, and if things are not going well that day, somehow we think it is the crews fault. I have gotten better over the years, but still try to remember to tell my hubby before the ride, that I apologize now, for anything I say or do during the weekend that is not pleasant. ============================================================ You don't have to be a 100-mile rider or a multi-day rider to be an endurance rider, but if you want to experience the finest challenges our sport has to offer, you need to do both of those. ~ Joe Long ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/ ============================================================
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