thats cause I'm Owning you boy!!!
It's not even like you had a good excuse like lacerating your liver or something
I prefer tracking my hours. When I only did road, then mileage was relevant, but considering I do 60% road, 40% mountain, the hours seem like a more accurate way to measure my cycling efforts.4K for me
well I agree with you there. But With My road club We keep Miles , and I am always Joking with them that my Mt bike miles should have some sort of Multiplier.
)but get better results next season.We shall see
When I was racing when I was 18, I did lots of miles, but not enough intensity based training. In my 30's, I focus on doing intensity based training, and I am buying a powertap for next season...I have pretty much shut down the training for the year. As of now i have alittle over 8500 miles in this year. Now that i have a PowerTap i hope to to not ride as much (because i am a lazy peron by nature
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I've also been lucky enough to get out on the weekends and ride. That makes all the difference.
Luckily the weather has been great and and I have been able to get some good weekend rides in. Will be digging trails tomorrow morning followed by a ride.
I will have to remember tonight and estimate my roller stuff 'cause my computer isn't on that bike yet.
So does that mean no '07 OP for you ?
Years past I've spent December and January killing myself on trainers prepping for Old Pueblo. This year I'm running and cross training during the week. I'll hit the fake bikes in late winter. Luckily the weather has been great and and I have been able to get some good weekend rides in. Will be digging trails tomorrow morning followed by a ride.
I ain't got no team. I think I might try and doing the Razorback 12 hour that is usually held the same weekend. It is down in Fla so it is within driving distance not to mention I can probably carpool with some folks.
Hello. Damn I'm still on top? I haven't posted miles since before the summer. I would have thought I'd be mid-pack at this point. I hit the 9000 mile mark tomorrow or Friday I've just been totally lazy about going to the site to post workouts (and too busy to post much on RM). Great riding to everyone in 2007!
I had to think long and hard about whether or not I should let you in, but....yo Bishes, I am in! just signed up, and got the invite from Beth. like it or not I am in the RM group
do you put actual riding/moving time or how long you were out? I know that my friends cyclometer said our actual average speed was 8.4 mph on the one ride! and the cycling log said it was a bunch slower, just cause I put the total time I was out, and not actual rolling time!
thanks for the invite folks, this is great for me to keep track of my rides
hey thanks for overlooking all of my shortcomings, and letting me join your reindeer games!I had to think long and hard about whether or not I should let you in, but....
I usually put in how long I was out just because I don't think with mountain biking, time on the computer is much of an indicator of anything. There's so much technical stuff and speed's not as important (at least to me) as it is when I'm on a road ride or the trainer.
When I'm on the trainer I'll put in the computer's time.
I'm more focused on time than miles right now for the winter. I've been keeping a training log of my progress with weights, indoor climbing, trainer rides etc. and trying to post to the online log when I remember.
I generally put in "total time" rather than actual ride time too. I still have to figure out what to put in for my time on the rollers (I have been too lazy to hook my computer up).hey thanks for overlooking all of my shortcomings, and letting me join your reindeer games!
well, I know that a bunch of the cyclocomputers out now do have actual riding time as an option, and was wondering if you are putting that in, or the total time with all the stops and breaks etc. if I get around to puttin my computer on the bikey, I may start posting actual riding times instead of "left car at 11:00am, and back at 4:00pm" type of times!
I do actual time, I have been on 3 hour rides with 2 hours of ride time (saddle time) ... sitting around bull ****ting on the trail doesnt count in my book
right on! that is what I was thinking (and usually what happens, like on sunday when we ran into some of my trail work crew, and stopped to give them some feedback for like 25 minutes)....... guess I should put the computer on the bikey then!I do actual time, I have been on 3 hour rides with 2 hours of ride time (saddle time) ... sitting around bull ****ting on the trail doesnt count in my book
