The Journey To 90 - Stronger Than Yesterday

The Journey To 90 - Stronger Than Yesterday Stronger Than Yesterday.

In July, I planted my flag in the ground and declared,
“This is where yesterday ends and right now begins.”

The Journey To 90 was born — a commitment to intentional living, obedience, discipline, humility, and truth.

Another Saturday, another great morning on the road. The TDF 53 mile Saturday Gallop Loop. I explored a couple of differ...
09/06/2026

Another Saturday, another great morning on the road. The TDF 53 mile Saturday Gallop Loop. I explored a couple of different county roads. One section very much reminded me of a road my pals and I rode our bikes on in my young teen years.

Legs spinning, bike moving - my goodness it is a beautiful feeling. Nothing like moving through time over an open road! And this ride? Well it was one day post my 68th birthday. God is good and I am blessed to be able to do this. The Journey continues…

The knee/leg felt so great all day…I just had to get outside and ride after work. Indoor cycling would not do. So I hit ...
09/02/2026

The knee/leg felt so great all day…I just had to get outside and ride after work. Indoor cycling would not do. So I hit the road and lit it up - sure felt good to let the horses run!

Every week since the TKR just gets better.

Keep going. Never give up. Believe in tomorrow…and make it Stronger Than Yesterday!

Today Chad and I met in Waco for a Waco Ironman Recon Ride. He will be riding this route in October in the Waco Ironman....
08/30/2026

Today Chad and I met in Waco for a Waco Ironman Recon Ride. He will be riding this route in October in the Waco Ironman. About half of it is included in the Wild West 100 that I will be riding in a couple of weeks.

I cannot really put into words how great it is to ride with my son. I wish it could be more often. My goodness he can fly! It is a joy for me to ride along and flash back to my little boy riding with me on his training wheel bike - then a regular bike, and later riding trails with me on a mountain bike.

We finished up this morning before the asphalt melted. I am looking forward to riding in cooler weather eventually - but who in Texas isn’t ready for a real cold front to drop in?

Recon done. The more you know…the better you go. There will be a reward in these events for the time put in today. But today, for Chad and me, the greatest is banking more miles and memories!

Two months and 3 events left before I get the right TKR. Then I will start all over looking to get that first mile in.

The Journey Continues…

People often ask me “where do I start?”I write about how are bodies are under attack from an unseen enemy. The news is b...
08/26/2026

People often ask me “where do I start?”

I write about how are bodies are under attack from an unseen enemy. The news is beginning to cover more and more about this.

Take a look at these two images. The Castle is your body. You can build a filter wall outside to prevent toxins, pfa’s, endocrine disrupters, etc from getting in - or - you can “fight them” from them inside The Castle.

I believe the first step is to reduce the invasion. Stop the overwhelming of your body’s defenses - immune system, liver, kidneys and all. Build the filter fence - stay disciplined and determined - free your future. Give your body the best chance TO WIN each day.

This is living Stronger Than Yesterday!

TDF 59 — B***y Kicker Deluxe 🚴‍♂️🔥When I designed this route, I knew it would want to flex its hilly biceps and win the ...
08/23/2026

TDF 59 — B***y Kicker Deluxe 🚴‍♂️🔥

When I designed this route, I knew it would want to flex its hilly biceps and win the day. I studied it, knew where the climbing challenges were, the rollers, and descents. I started out with one thought in mind - Patience is Strength.

There were plenty of opportunities to blast off and let the horses run. I felt them. Oh yes I wanted them. But I let them pass...because I knew somewhere in those last 15 miles there was going to be a toll booth. I needed to keep some change in my pocket to pay the toll.

Turns out the toll collector was the Texas heat. ☀️
By the final hour, all I wanted was a shade tree and a breeze! 🌳

59 miles. 2,651 feet of climbing. Nearly four hours moving.

I did not burn matches just to watch them burn. I paced, controlled the route, then finished sweaty and
hot but in fine form.

Sometimes strength isn’t how hard you can go.
Sometimes strength is knowing when not to.

PATIENCE IS STRENGTHThere comes a point when strength no longer needs to announce itself.You’ve been there.You’ve done t...
08/18/2026

PATIENCE IS STRENGTH

There comes a point when strength no longer needs to announce itself.

You’ve been there.
You’ve done that.
You’ve fought enough battles to know that not every challenge requires an immediate response.

Sometimes the strongest move is to wait. Watch. Listen.

Let the situation reveal itself.

Experience teaches that being first to move isn’t nearly as important as knowing “when” to move.

What is your next move?

Take your time. I promise you, the seasoned warrior already has it covered. He was three steps ahead before the game even started. Not because he moves faster. Because he has learned to see farther.

Become the Warrior. Lengthen your vision. Be prepared. Timing is everything. And Patience is Strength!

The Journey To 90 — Stronger Than Yesterday

08/18/2026

A video clip from the TDF 30 Loop of Joy ride yesterday. A “just enjoying” cycling adventure!

This morning I had not recovered fully from the ride yesterday. This time of year the heat drains a little power out of ...
08/16/2026

This morning I had not recovered fully from the ride yesterday. This time of year the heat drains a little power out of a person. So the plan had to change. Instead of the 7:00 am TDF 61 Mix, I had to switch to another route. I did my thing to get ready: fuel up - fire up. Then I created a route that I named TDF 30 The Loop of Joy and launched near 11:00 am.

I did not ride to push myself to a new record pace, cadence or mph. No training session involved. Today was about “just enjoying”.

Sure I wanted to feel the wind on my skin and the sun on my face. I love movement. But what I really wanted was to slow down and be present in the beautiful country I rode through. To take it all in and soak up the beauty. To experience gratitude in these moments. I took more pictures and videos than any ride to date.

Once I got home, I knew that my plan had succeeded. I felt immersed in joy!

The 61 Mix with about 3K of climbing will still be there next weekend. I will be there too…

After a week of work and evenings using the Kickr & Zwift, I really wanted to get on the road this morning …just to feel...
08/15/2026

After a week of work and evenings using the Kickr & Zwift, I really wanted to get on the road this morning …just to feel the wind on my face, the sway of my bike and hear the rumble of the tires on pavement. Movement. I needed movement. The Rhythm Loop did not disappoint. Let’s see what tomorrow brings.

Wishing you an outstanding weekend my friends!

Helping My Brain Find My Leg AgainThis daily health habit is one of the most amazing and helpful ones that I have experi...
08/14/2026

Helping My Brain Find My Leg Again

This daily health habit is one of the most amazing and helpful ones that I have experienced. It only takes only a few minutes. Since my knee replacement, I regularly run my fingertips lightly over the skin of my leg—especially areas where sensation has been altered. I call it “Helping My Brain Find My Leg Again”.

Why? I am giving my brain information. Our brains maintain an internal sensory “map” of our bodies. Surgery, swelling, nerve irritation, pain and periods of altered movement can change the signals traveling between an area of the body and the brain.

So I give it signals. Light touch. Different directions. Different areas. Sometimes barely brushing the skin. And I pay attention.

I’m not trying to force anything to happen. I am simply providing my nervous system with repeated sensory input and allowing neuroplasticity to do what it does. Sort of like telling my brain “here is my leg…let me show you all the parts of it”.

Touch → Signal → Brain → Map

Recovery isn’t only rebuilding muscle and restoring movement. The nervous system is learning too. When I started doing this it got calmer. Nerves came back on line. Muscles started firing. My brain began trusting the process. I do this every day.

If you have surgery, especially a TKR, or an injury give this a try and train your brain!

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