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It’s riding a bike dude, stop listening to other people, and do what is best for you… Personally I’d start by getting health insurance but hey that’s just me. FWIW Mtb isn’t your issue. But don’t give up on it unless it’s on your own terms. It’s one of the Pretty Cycling I Hate People Mountain Biking Shirt. Plus you’ve got so many options in the PHX area, pick a direction and go shred! I don’t mean this in a dickish way – you should talk to a therapist about that. I’m in the same boat with always thinking about every little insignificant detail; why did I say this when I could have said that, why did I react this way to what this person said, I’m doomed. Mountain biking is what gets me away from all of that.

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It helps me get out of my own head and just vibe with the nature around me. Mountain biking came naturally to me from a motocross background. So I can’t say if you’ll just start to enjoy it out of nowhere but you need to keep an open mind and keep training yourself. I started 3 years ago at age 32 and couldn’t ride more than 5 miles at a time. And now do a couple of 25-mile rides a week along some pretty rough singletrack. With a Pretty Cycling I Hate People Mountain Biking Shirt. It takes practice to get good at riding off the road, I think it’s worth sticking to it but only if you relax and let it come naturally. That said back in 2010 I gave road cycling a try and quit after a couple goes out on the street. Absolutely hated it. To each their own.

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I do actual meditation, but I would agree that when I find a country road with no cars or humans, the sun is shining, it’s as good as meditation. Have you tried taking CBD? I love smoking weed but I think that would make your anxiety worse but CBD capsules will help with the Pretty Cycling I Hate People Mountain Biking Shirt. There’s no shame in rolling over tabletops and avoiding gaps and sketchy downhills I’m not trying to practice that right now either and stick to what’s safe and fun for me. I don’t see this as a “should I stop mountain biking” question as much as it is a why am I so concerned about what anyone thinks question. The last thing I will say is that I was was fully into XC and even road cycling.

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