Advice to someone starting out to ride full time
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Hi all,
I'm starting to ride full time and Wanted some advice on what you think might help! I have a coach and powermeter and know my body but beyond that any other tips? I'm going to be living in belgium and racing Cyclo cross this winter.
thanks
Bruce
I'm starting to ride full time and Wanted some advice on what you think might help! I have a coach and powermeter and know my body but beyond that any other tips? I'm going to be living in belgium and racing Cyclo cross this winter.
thanks
Bruce
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Good luck for the season ahead
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Zakalwe wrote:Milk is for babies. Real men drink beer.
exactly, and beer doesn't chunk up in the waterbottles on the hot days. I think Nuun now markets a sportsbeer(tm) as a 'calorie dense, mood enhancing endurance liquid.'
'It has electrolytes.'
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I hope to compete in a full series of cyclocross races between October and the middle of January, and then a MTB series between April and August of next year, with maybe some more TT's thrown in. I don't plan to peak for any 1 race, but be mostly competitive throughout the period of races.