Training forum

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Do you want a training forum?

Poll ended at Sun Jan 18, 2004 7:51 pm

Yes
11
92%
No
1
8%
 
Total votes: 12

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spytech
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by spytech

I think we need to start a training forum. :idea: anyone else with me on this one?

[edited by Florian: added a poll]

tonyscat
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by tonyscat

I agree.

I wanted to ask the group about Heart Rate Monitors, GPS,
and that sort of gadget that deals with training... :?:

T

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by limba

I agree.I think most guys here race or are at least fit so I'd like to hear what guys have to say about training.

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by KB

Very interested myself. My Polar HRM is as important as the bike. I never do a ride without it. Not so much for racing purposes because that doesn't interest me, but it can act as a sign of improved fitness or a warning signal. For instance, I suffer periodically with malaria. The last time it hit me I received an inadvertent warning sign on my HRM. At the start of my ride my heart rate went up at a much faster rate than normal and after about 30 minutes i stopped. It was near my usual threshhold that I ride at (approx 140 BPM). About 3 days later I got the malaria full-on and felt lousy for about 3 weeks.

It's a very handy tool to have.

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spytech
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by spytech

thanks Florian for the sticky. i think we need a place to discuss training and diet. this forum (weight weenies) is growing and i think expanding and adding a training forum is essential. :idea:

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by Bruiser

Hopefully we can help the members to find the balance between fitness and weenieness :D

Brian

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by Frankie - B

yeah! lets do it :!:

And how about an off topic? just to chat. It will make the place the best to hang out on the net! 8) :D
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http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=6333#6333 "Optygen....does it work?" has been very popular, as we try our different training routines and learn we can educate eachother of our sucesses.

Brian

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by :-)

adding a training section may still be a little restrictive? maybe a general section were other issues such as training etc can be discussed?

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by Ye Olde Balde One

I'd like it.

I am considering doing the Californian Triple Crown this year (it's three very hilly Double Centuries - rides of 200 miles each to those not up on the lingo) and I have a feeling some of what I need to know could be found here. An appropriate forum to post on would be great.

:shock:
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by Florian

OK, the result of the poll was clear: the Training forum is now open. :D

To you native English speakers:
is "A light bike doesn't supersede good fitness" correct or does the sentence sound strange to you?

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by Ye Olde Balde One

Florian wrote:OK, the result of the poll was clear: the Training forum is now open. :D

To you native English speakers:
is "A light bike doesn't supersede good fitness" correct or does the sentence sound strange to you?


Thank you Florian!

"A light bike doesn't replace good fitness" makes more sense to me.
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by Florian

Ye Olde Balde One wrote:"A light bike doesn't replace good fitness" makes more sense to me.

OK, corrected. :)

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shud be superlite bike ;-)

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by yoko

Florian wrote:OK, the result of the poll was clear: the Training forum is now open.


THANKS A LOT FLORIAN!!!!

This will generate much help to everybody in this forum.

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