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Comments on my race analysis?

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Old 30-01.-2008, 10:22 AM   #16
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Default Re: Comments on my race analysis?

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Originally Posted by Ade Merckx
Yes I did the first one last night after a set of 6 x 4's, I took a ten minute rest and then 'Bill Black'd it' for an hour. Thanks I appreciate your input Dave. However despite reading library loads on VO2max I'm still not sure of its role in a typical UK 3rd cat road race in the South East where most climbs are just short drags of less than 2 mins. I guess what I'm asking is once you've got your FT up pretty high will VO2max work bring it any higher. Although I accept raising the roof gives you more room to fill.

re: once a week Vo2Max is enough? somewhat off topic, but once a week.

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