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but at least I got soaked riding here this morning! :-)
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> but at least I got soaked riding here this morning! :-) > > hippy > > I just got back from a run (that way I have an excuse for riding slowly tomorrow) and in 1 hr on the Eastern Fwy trail I only saw one cyclist! Uusually there's heaps on a Sat afternoon. What a bunch of nancies. Or maybe all the cyclists out this way are saving themselves for the BunchRide/Leyland Bros ride tomorrow (we have gotta get a better name). DaveB (who is supposedly working on an MBA assignment but easily distracted) |
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"DaveB" <dbuerckner@NOSPAMMOoptusnet.com.au> wrote
> I just got back from a run (that way I have an excuse for riding slowly > tomorrow) and in 1 hr on the Eastern Fwy trail I only saw one cyclist! > Uusually there's heaps on a Sat afternoon. What a bunch of nancies. Or > maybe all the cyclists out this way are saving themselves for the > BunchRide/Leyland Bros ride tomorrow (we have gotta get a better name). I saw 2 or 3 riders heading east on Canterbury Rd on my way in. I ran the other day.. damn it kills my legs! First time I run a couple of kays and it takes days before I can do it again and my riding suffers.. I'll have to read more of Tam's posts about running and riding at the same time.. > DaveB (who is supposedly working on an MBA assignment but easily distracted) Need to find some good bike-porn for the "poor dudes stuck inside working on the weekend" bunch ;-) hippy |
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> I'll have to read more of Tam's posts about running and > riding at the same time.. > Running and riding at the same time? That I want to see . My theory isrun hard on Saturday, do no stretching on Saturday night, and count on the Sunday ride to ease the tightness in the hamstrings before the climb out of Warrandyte. LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The author of this advice can't run and can't ride, make a booking with the masseur or physio before followign this advice. > >>DaveB (who is supposedly working on an MBA assignment but easily > > distracted) DaveB (still slacking off, supposedly working on "the plan", is it time for a break yet, only 3hrs20 till TDF) |
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Headed off to the Royal National Park for an abseil/walk (only ride weekdays
) there was precious little riders along the Princess Hwy and RNP roadtoo, usually crawling with them. The majority of who I saw actually looked like Audax riders so I'm guessing most of their ride will be through the rain. They will definately enjoy a nice hot bath when they get home today/tomorrow/monday....... "DaveB" <dbuerckner@NOSPAMMOoptusnet.com.au> wrote in message news:4101DC79.3050204@NOSPAMMOoptusnet.com.au... > hippy wrote: > > but at least I got soaked riding here this morning! :-) > > > > hippy > > > > > > I just got back from a run (that way I have an excuse for riding slowly > tomorrow) and in 1 hr on the Eastern Fwy trail I only saw one cyclist! > Uusually there's heaps on a Sat afternoon. What a bunch of nancies. Or > maybe all the cyclists out this way are saving themselves for the > BunchRide/Leyland Bros ride tomorrow (we have gotta get a better name). > > DaveB (who is supposedly working on an MBA assignment but easily distracted) > |
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"DaveB" <dbuerckner@NOSPAMMOoptusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:4101E86D.8050905@NOSPAMMOoptusnet.com.au... > DaveB (still slacking off, supposedly working on "the plan", is it time > for a break yet, only 3hrs20 till TDF) Hmm.. I got home at nearly midnight and THEN watched the tour.. Back in the office now as the Bunch Ride 6 is surely progressing nicely.. :-( hippy |
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> I'll have to read more of Tam's posts about running and > riding at the same time.. > It can't be done. Either your running shoes don't clip into the bike pedals or your bike shoes make running impossible. Karl aka Stomper |
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> > > I'll have to read more of Tam's posts about running and > > riding at the same time.. > > It can't be done. > > Either your running shoes don't clip into the bike pedals or your bike shoes > make running impossible. Gee, anyone would think I top posted! :-P Okay.. "running and THEN riding within a short space of time". What if I wore one runner and one SPD shoe? ;-) hippy |
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"hippy" <NOSPAMsbirnie@NOSPAMbigpond.com> wrote in news:nbJMc.15529$K53.515
@news-server.bigpond.net.au: > What if I wore one runner and one SPD shoe? ;-) > Obvious innit? As one side would be better suited to the current activity than the other, you would run in circles in one direction and ride in circles in the other direction. :-) Graeme |
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hippy wrote:
> I saw 2 or 3 riders heading east on Canterbury Rd on my way in. > I ran the other day.. damn it kills my legs! First time I run a couple > of kays and it takes days before I can do it again and my riding > suffers.. I'll have to read more of Tam's posts about running and > riding at the same time.. <snip> Yeah, like lotsa people commented, it's true, I don't run and ride at the same time. Actually I really love running as soon as I'm off the bike. The first km hurts like you wouldn't believe, and I feel really unco, but after that it loosens up any tightness from the ride. And my bum wakes up, that's a bonus. T |
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My personal (non)favourite is running up the hill out of transition at Mooloolaba - talk about ouch. Shorter races are a bit easier, at least mentally, since I feel like I can go flat out the whole way. Olympic distance leaves me having to manage the pace a bit more carefully. Ritch. |
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