RyanLeech
- Member since Oct 9, 2007 Plus
- Male / 39
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Port Moody , British Columbia - 1,869 Followers
- 333 Trailforks Points
Pro Rider & Coach www.ryanleech.com
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rode in Burnaby Mountain / SFU. view ridelog
Jul 30, 2018 at 17:44
Jul 30, 2018
Amazing summer
13.2 km - 02:46
rode in Keystone Standard Basin. view ridelog
Jul 21, 2018 at 17:01
Jul 21, 2018 Glorious Keystone
23.7 km - 04:47
rode in Sol Mountain. view ridelog
Jul 21, 2018 at 17:01
Jul 21, 2018 Spectacular
18.0 km - 03:16 - 2 achievements
rode in Sprockids. view ridelog
Jul 5, 2018 at 18:31
Jul 5, 2018 Toured with DS & W
14.2 km - 01:58 - 4 achievements
rode in Burnaby Mountain / SFU. view ridelog
Jun 21, 2018 at 21:43
Jun 21, 2018 Evening Ride
18.0 km - 01:20
RyanLeech RyanLeech's article
Jun 14, 2018 at 8:10
Jun 14, 2018
Ryan Leech On How the Risk Paradox Affects Mountain Bikers
Thanks for taking the time to share this for everyone's consideration freeride000, wishing you a strong recovery and many fun and healthy mountain bike rides in the future.
RyanLeech RyanLeech's article
Jun 13, 2018 at 16:43
Jun 13, 2018
Ryan Leech On How the Risk Paradox Affects Mountain Bikers
Great philosophy TheRaven, love that perspective, and am always doing my best to adjust my riding to reflect that, it's an ongoing process for sure.
RyanLeech RyanLeech's article
Jun 13, 2018 at 16:39
Jun 13, 2018
Ryan Leech On How the Risk Paradox Affects Mountain Bikers
@TyPierce: totally agree, great plan!
RyanLeech RyanLeech's article
Jun 13, 2018 at 10:59
Jun 13, 2018
Ryan Leech On How the Risk Paradox Affects Mountain Bikers
You bring up a crucial question jnicol and I'm glad you're back on the bike exploring it. So the question you raise in summary is more or less: 'how do you focus when you're not pushing your limits?' Solving this riddle I consider to be one of the keys to a long life of enjoying mountain biking, and there is no quick one-size-fits-all solution. Based on your comment it seems that the self-inquiry that triggers insights about this question is well underway for you. Ride ON!
RyanLeech RyanLeech's article
Jun 13, 2018 at 10:38
Jun 13, 2018
Ryan Leech On How the Risk Paradox Affects Mountain Bikers
Fabulous work you're doing snl, nice one man, so needed. I love how you explain arousal management, a great alternative term for our mtb culture to explore and work with when compared to the more generic term mindfulness training.
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- Ryan Leech On How the Risk Paradox Affects Mountain Bikers May 30, 2018 – Comments: 175
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- Tricks Course Gift from Ryan Leech Dec 19, 2015 – Comments: 33
- Ryan Leech's 30 Day Wheelie Challenge Apr 13, 2015 – Comments: 130