With just 2 weeks to go before we start the 2015 Tour de Chance I am pleased to report that I am cycle fit and ready for the 1,100kms – although I must confess to being somewhat less confident that I have done the concentrated riding required to build up the callouses to comfortably enjoy 9 days in the saddle. Last year’s experience suggests that days 3 to 6 of this Tour are going to hurt the most as our legs, and backsides, get used to spending an average of 125 kms or 5 hours a day pedalling a bicycle!!! In KONA’s Australian Sales Training programs we always stress the key principle that Activity Drives Results and while some of my riding colleagues are well advanced in their riding preparations, there are a few who are still struggling to shrug off the excesses of an extended festive/holiday season – they are heading for a wide world of pain! On a more serious note, thankyou to all of you who have made a donation at https://www.tourdechance.com.au/#/glenndobson I appreciate that the message can get a little stale and that I am asking some of you again (and that you are constantly being hit up for charitable support), but I can assure you that one of the key features of the Tour fundraising is that the money is NOT used to fund the day-to-day administration and operations of Fighting Chance Check out Fighting Chance’s Jordan O’Reilly’s 2 minute video, as he explains it better than I ever could hope to