As you prepare for the first race of the season tomorrow, please remember that when measuring perceived effort on a scale from 1 to 10, there is in fact no 11. Please, don't try pushing it that extra bit at the start. A good solid 8.5 to 9 will put you in a better spot for the latter stages of the race.
Friday, September 11, 2015
Going to 11
Below, the video clip from "Spinal Tap" wherein guitarist Nigel Tufnel explains how his special amplifiers go to 11 instead of 10:
As you prepare for the first race of the season tomorrow, please remember that when measuring perceived effort on a scale from 1 to 10, there is in fact no 11. Please, don't try pushing it that extra bit at the start. A good solid 8.5 to 9 will put you in a better spot for the latter stages of the race.
As you prepare for the first race of the season tomorrow, please remember that when measuring perceived effort on a scale from 1 to 10, there is in fact no 11. Please, don't try pushing it that extra bit at the start. A good solid 8.5 to 9 will put you in a better spot for the latter stages of the race.
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