The streets are peppered in snow, hence the decision to ride indoors. I got up a bit late from my morning nap. I wasn’t sure what map to ride on. I chose the Zwift “Flatland Loop in Makuri Islands”. It’s an 8-mile loop, with only a few hundred feet of elevation gain. I’m in the process of dialing in the new cleats. So far so good, but the left leg feels a bit misbalanced compared to the right. The legs felt pretty good to start. I was doing 100 Watts within the first 5 minutes or so. I was making in and out of the saddle efforts. The left inner glute is still mildly sore but felt pretty good today. There were some timed segments, but I didn’t bother trying. After completing the first lap, I decided to do another. The approach was the same. I was making in and out of the saddle efforts. I put in some digs through the timed segments. I was in the top 25%. I spent 10 minutes trying to figure out how to block the sun from the transom. The sunlight was right in my face. I put some foam core boards, that did the trick. After completing the second lap, I shut it down. I let the HR go below 112 BPM and then I hopped off. Concentration was good. Minimal impatience. I knew it was going to be a quick ride. Balance and form is getting better. I’m in the process of dialing in the cleats, stance and float. I think I have the fore/aft position dialed in. Gear worked flawless. Ailments, minimal. The right knee didn’t complain. The hamstring was a bit tender on one of the sprint segments, so I had to back off a bit. I probably needed more warming up. Nutrition was good. I was snacking all the way up to the start of the ride. Other notes, I think there about 2 or 3 thousand riders on this map.