This week’s Sunday Strides starts with a conversation Lorna had with one of her sons, and how that moment perfectly mirrors a challenge so many riders face...
Avoiding the parts of the ride that don’t feel good.
In this episode, Lorna shares why recognizing what’s “wrong” in your riding isn’t a setback. It’s actually the start of something better.
Because the truth is, you can’t fix what you’re not willing to see.
Whether it’s a messy transition, an avoided exercise, or a mindset that’s quietly holding you back, progress begins with honest reflection.
Why riders often avoid the discomfort of noticing mistakes
The real cost of only focusing on the “good” parts of your ride
How emotional honesty in the saddle builds trust & progress
Why getting something “wrong” is actually a sign you’re growing
A small challenge to help you see clearly—and ride forward—this week
Record your next ride.
Watch it back with curiosity, not criticism!
Then ask someone you trust for honest feedback :)
👉 What do you see that you’ve been avoiding?
👉 What’s one thing you can do differently this week to grow from it?
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