On 24 Mar 2003 06:37:58 -0800,
[email protected] (Dr. Harry Johnson) wrote:
>I would advise against it. There is not a single training methodology in current use that
>recommends such an approach.
Not trying to be argumentative, as I really don't know what the answer is or else I would
not have posted the question. I would however be surprised if some of the elites do not do
two a days. Two a days are fairly common amongst the running elite and as far as I know also
among the swimming elite. BTW I'm no elite.
>Just because you can do the workout doesn't mean it's optimal. What would be the purpose of 2 bike
>workouts in a single day?
>
>Harry
As I originally posted, I currently lift a couple times a week. One of those lifting
sessions falls on the same day as a morning ride. As the season moves on I would like to cut
out the lifting and replace it with a power building type of cycling ride. The purpose would
be to work two different systems in the same day one ride may be aerobic the other severally
anaerobic. However I can see that lifting would be less intensive on some of the other
muscles that would be used during cycling. Lifting would also be less likely to create an
"Overuse" type of injury.
~Matt
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>> i know people who have done this. do the harder ride early and the longer ride later if possible.
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>> <MJuric> wrote in message
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>> > In my current schedule I have one time a week that my leg weight workout falls on the sameday
>> > as one of my rides. I wuold like to start replacing my legg workouts with a power/strength
>> > building bike ride. Has anyone done this type of schedule with a regular endurance ride in the
>> > morning and a power building at night. Recommended or asking for trouble?
>> >
>> > ~Matt