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#11 Unread post by ShawnKing »

SuperRookie wrote:I'm exhausted after this weekend...it was pretty intense...but fun...
Isn't it funny how exhausted you were after the MSF weekend? I was amazed at how tired I was on the Sat and Sun I took my course. Slept 11hrs both following days!

So - congrats and get some sleep. :)
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Congrats Desper! :cheers: 8)
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#13 Unread post by sapaul »

You get my congrats too. Where we are we do not have an MSF. we have to pay for private lessons so we demand quality. Great to hear your instructers talking about the mental thing, ours concentrate a lot on this and try to get us to up our level when we ride. This is probably why you are tired because you are using parts of you that you have not used before or used very little. Every time I get on the bikes my senses heighten and stay that way until I get off. It really is a reat place to be. Some guy's talk about getting high when they go to the gym and run for 2 hours. Hell do you know how far I can travel in two hours and I am no where near as sore as them :roll: :laughing: Well done, it just gets better from here.
I spent my therapy money an a K1200S
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
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