Hey. Feck off... I resemble that remark!!!Billsworld said:Use beer as recovery drink.
Hey. Feck off... I resemble that remark!!!Billsworld said:Use beer as recovery drink.
swampy1970 said:stop half way through for some warm soup and a cup o' tea .... then you can say you spent the day training in mid-winter Belgium.
11ring said:I am very suprised that you have not included any one legged drills...
We were just shooting for near death experiences.Alex Simmons said:you guys really are trying to kill me....
Speaking of which, I will be returning to the mountain route tomorrow morning where I had my bad crash last September. I am sure after this first visit back I will be replacing my brake pads.......cause I know I am going to be a bit aprehensive.Felt_Rider said:We were just shooting for near death experiences.
I remember reading an article by Walter Planckaert where he said sometimes in winter he'd do a 4 hour ride, get back home and "thaw out" - have some tea and hot soup and go out and ride for another 4 hours or until it got too dark.... That's pretty much what I was implying.bing181 said:Living in Belgium, and riding in Belgium, I'd have to say that I've NEVER been offered warm soup, much less tea, post-event or training. Waffles, beer and hot dogs yes, warm soup .. what do you think we are!
As an aside, on my one "big" event ride in France, we were definitely offered warm soup etc.
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How about a reworked Mavic Zap electric gear system... Hit the down button to drop it into a smaller cog, hit the up botton and you get 30amps through the fingers to remind you that you can't slow down when training....mikesbytes said:Sounds like you might as well plug it into the national grid so to reduce Australia's carbon emissions.
That'll be less painfull, not as rewarding as using Power Cranks....john979 said:Get a Dominatrix with a whip to remind you to "pull-up" and "pedal in circles".
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