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11-07.-2002, 03:17 PM
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Newbie Training Help
I am thinking about joining a local charity bike tour and would like to know any suggestions about training schedules/routines in order to help me get ready for the lengthy ride.
I have in the past just biked for pleasure and exercise, so I am unaware of the ways to develop for a distance tour. I am pretty much open to trying anything. I don't consider myself to be in great shape at all so I'll have to build up to it. The tour is in 2 months and I'd like to do my best. I would appreciate any input or re-direction to good sites. Thanks so very much in advance for any help you can be. |
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12-07.-2002, 09:14 AM
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ArchAngel
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Orion Nebula
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Re: Newbie Training Help
psuedo, click here for a thread similar to this one.
If that doesn't steer you in the right direction, post some specific questions here, and we'll help you out.
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21-07.-2002, 08:07 AM
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Re: Newbie Training Help
Charity rides are great ways to get into regular cycling. If you are out of shape why not make the ride the first step towards a new healthy lifestyle.
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