Turbo trainer - bargain?
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sorry hopper...i even ordered a fluid 2 on the back of you and nap recommending the cycleops...
I have sunday night brain and shall get my coat!Level 3 Road & Time Trial Coach, Level 2 Track Coach.
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CarleyB wrote:sorry hopper...i even ordered a fluid 2 on the back of you and nap recommending the cycleops...
I have sunday night brain and shall get my coat!
Don't be so hard on yourself, Carley... You can stay
Have you tried the turbo out, yet?Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
nope its being delivered this morning. Can't get out on the bike tonight so will be testing it out this evening. Can;'t decide which sufferfest vid to go for though... hahaLevel 3 Road & Time Trial Coach, Level 2 Track Coach.
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Start your first Sufferfest a little easy...Or you wont see the end of it!CarleyB wrote:nope its being delivered this morning. Can't get out on the bike tonight so will be testing it out this evening. Can;'t decide which sufferfest vid to go for though... haha
Bit of trial and error to get the right amount of effort, that you can maintain throughout.Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
CarleyB wrote:SteveR_100Milers wrote:CarleyB wrote:I bought it to train for time trials.
What distance?
10 miles
In which case try shorter intervals then, anything longer than 5 minutes is such a mental challenge that its easy to give up. If you can do a session of 10 mins warm up, then 5 x 5 minutesd at race pace / as hard as you can sustain for the length of time with 1 minute rest intervals..0
