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Saul Raisin, Crédit Agricole
1 June 2005
Back Early For Swiss
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Saul Raisin Climbing photo: Tour of Georgia
On June 15th I would normally be released from my doctor to begin riding my bike and start training again after my crash. The only problem is that would mean missing my appointment for the Tour de Swiss. Yes, I am doing the Tour de Swiss... so I have been training on the road for a little over 2 weeks now. I got in a big 28 hours of training last week. I have just started up doing some intervals work and I am coming back quickly. It will be interesting to see how my form will be for the race. I have no idea how I am riding so I am going to do a field test next week, just for curiosity. I am not expecting much, but I am going to do my best. It is nice to be almost back.
Saul
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