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    One other option is to contact the person Catrin worked with for a private session. I'm not sure how much she would charge or if she's currently available, but I think it would be money well spent.
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    Quote Originally Posted by indysteel View Post
    One other option is to contact the person Catrin worked with for a private session. I'm not sure how much she would charge or if she's currently available, but I think it would be money well spent.
    She has a broken foot so is unavailable....I would also be happy to go through the same drills we learned. It does help to go through them multiple times, for sure.

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    Oh no! What happened Catrin! Did she have a MB accident?

    Hey TJ if you are on here, hope you get to feeling better soon

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    Quote Originally Posted by WindingRoad View Post
    Oh no! What happened Catrin! Did she have a MB accident?

    Hey TJ if you are on here, hope you get to feeling better soon
    TJ's not the one with the broken foot; it's another local instructor who taught at the clinic. Catrin can give you more details.....
    Last edited by indysteel; 09-08-2011 at 10:06 AM.
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    Thanks Indy, I wasn't going to give the details but that is how I understood it to happen. I didn't catch who Winding Road was referring to until after you posted...

    Winding Road, it really helped me a LOT to practice the drills that IndySteel mentioned. Either of us, or both of us, can do them with you. I suspect, however, with your commuting experience that your body will take to it much quicker than mine did. If you only start counting my riding time to when I actually started riding on the real road, I've only been REALLY riding since April-May 2010, so not even a year and a half of experience, you have so much more than that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catrin View Post
    Thanks Indy, I wasn't going to give the details but that is how I understood it to happen. I didn't catch who Winding Road was referring to until after you posted...

    Winding Road, it really helped me a LOT to practice the drills that IndySteel mentioned. Either of us, or both of us, can do them with you. I suspect, however, with your commuting experience that your body will take to it much quicker than mine did. If you only start counting my riding time to when I actually started riding on the real road, I've only been REALLY riding since April-May 2010, so not even a year and a half of experience, you have so much more than that
    Sorry if I spoke out of turn. If you'd like me to delete the post, just let me know. I mostly just wanted to correct WR's assumption that it was TJ who broke her foot.
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    Not relevant to the new bike (congrats!!) but I did the same foot thing. Not mountain biking, I walked down the stairs off of a bus and broke mine. If you turn your ankle slightly the wrong way the torsion can snap your 5th metatarsal pretty easily. Stupid easily.

    Just one more reason for my reputation for breaking things in ridiculous accidents.

    ETA - don't want to imply that I'm currently broken. That happened a couple years ago.
    Last edited by jessmarimba; 09-08-2011 at 08:25 AM. Reason: clarity

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    Quote Originally Posted by jessmarimba View Post
    Not relevant to the new bike (congrats!!) but I did the same foot thing. Not mountain biking, I walked down the stairs off of a bus and broke mine. If you turn your ankle slightly the wrong way the torsion can snap your 5th metatarsal pretty easily. Stupid easily.

    Just one more reason for my reputation for breaking things in ridiculous accidents.
    I can't believe I haven't managed to do that at some point in my life. Knock on wood.....
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