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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: South Wales,UK
Posts: 38
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i've got a road bike with a basic tri bar fitted, my main aim is to improve at my duathlon race times.
admittedly I’ve only done one race so far but have a second one coming up next week. The course is totally flat, I want to know if i would get more speed /efficency by standing up out of the saddle and push higher gears as long as possible resting for a second till the acid goes down and then going again repeatedly? OR is it better to sit in the seat in a low position and push a lower gear faster at a higher rpm? My theory is I must get more power standing up but its harder to hold it for long periods of time before the acid builds up and its obivously much less aerodynamic Tucking down on to the drops or tri bar is more aerodynamic but I get less power on the pedals but can possibily hold it at a constant speed for longer. what do you think I should stick with and practice in training? Thanks for the advice [font="] [/font] |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Perth (Basso), West Australia
Posts: 3,512
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This is a Tri training site: http://www.trysport.com.au/services.htm
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Cheers, George. |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,492
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Good luck, -Dave |
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