It is true what they say , being injured when your an athlete is lonely. I find myself everyday currently itching to go out and run. I just know that it would set me back a few more weeks but that feeling of being out there and running again. I live to be in the moment all the time. The biking and swimming are coming on leaps and bounds and I'm finding it great fun with the demanding sets that I am being set by both coaches.
The first race is only a week away and I just can't wait to get out there and give it all I have, I know I will be of the mark but in the long run I aim to be back beyond 100% again by the Time of the WLC in Almere. I have to be fit by then just to silence the critics before I bow out and move on!
Michael is a level 3 British Triathlon and Level 2 British Cycling Coach with over 8 years experience which includes working with the RAF Triathlon performance squad and Triathlon Englands Eastern Region Academy.
Tuesday, 8 April 2008
Being injured is lonely
Michael is an ITU Continental Technical Official. He is currently a Level 3 British Triathlon, a "Trainee" Level 2 British Cycling Coach and an Open Water Swimming Coach.
Michael was one of Triathlons Technical Officials at the London 2012 and Nanjing 2014 Olympics. Still competing at National events he represented GBR at AG long distance triathlon and hopes to return to top level competition soon.
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