Hello people in cyber land.

So I am back home in sunny California after a rough trip in Europe. I found out my hip was out of place after my crash, causing more pain with every pedal stroke. After my trip to spain for a short stage race I made the decision to come home. While waiting for monday to come home I got an offer to race in Uruguay at the Continental Championships in May. That should be a great experience, some sketchy track racing even faster sketchy road racing.

Right now it feels good to be home with no real pressure and great weather to heal up and get ready for May. After I get back from Uruguay It's all focus on Tour of PA, and then Downers Grove. There will be a few races here and there in between but those are the goals.

I raced the Sea Otter RR today, everything about that race is awful expect the biking part. The venue is a big pain in the ass, the staff was real rude, they made something so simple in to something real complicated. Go here fill out this paper, jump on one leg, give us a ridiculous amount of money, walk over there to get treated like crap, fill out this paper, stand over in that line for something that should come with your race number. I don't know what I was thinking going down there for that race. I'm just glad my lady had a great time roaming around the venue while I was out racing, and that I felt pretty good on the bike considering everything. I'm just excited for when I get back to 100%. I'm going to have some fun fun time on the bike.

Big shout out to the Velo Promo races. They got there shit together. Makes bike racing that much more fun!!!!

Hey all!

Sorry for the lack of updates. Since my crash my head and body has been in different place I'm not used to. Everything is going real slow, it seems my body what start up again and that has been really frustrating. The training is slowly getting better and I'm starting to feel okay on the bike again. It's not like it is one big problem, just a whole bunch of little ones in different places on my body. One foot in front of the other as I walk down the path of recovery.

I leave for Spain today for a 3 day stage race. The terrain is supposed to be up and down and windy. I hope my climbing legs havn't left me to much, cause it would be really nice to have a good ride. The weather is supposed to be a lot better there too so that should help thing too.

I'll take some pics and post them up when I remember.