Post-ride to-dos
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fatsmoker wrote:Got home, put bike away, made coffee, drank coffee, put clothes in the washing machine, showered, washed helmet in the shower.Giant Propel Advanced Pro 1 Disc 2020
Giant TCR Advanced SL 1 Disc 2020
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Canyon Lux CF SL 7.0 2019
Canyon Spectral CF 7.0 2019
Canyon Speedmax CF 8.0 Di2 2020
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Protein and carbs within an hour of getting off the bike, to aid recovery (the protein bit is very important). Plenty of water throughout the day (I find I have to continue drinking afterwards...not just on the bike). And a bit of stretching helps freshen me up a bit.0
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I have a protein milkshake thing my dad got loads of when he was in the hospital, have a shower, strava, scrambled egg sandwich normally and watch tv.
For a while I did a warm down on the turbo after long rides. This was in the summer when it wa very hot and I was finding I was very lethargic after just stopping.0 -
Often after a long ride I am not especially hungry - anyone else experienced this ? The next day however, I usually do feel like eating a lot of carby stuff.0
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I'm not sure coffee is the best thing to rehydrate with after a ride. Caffeine is a diuretic.0
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Take off some clothing, coffee, toast/peanut butter& jam, shower, rinse bike and put in garage after it has dried. Keeping drinking diluted juice.
Cut grass.
Meat protein (bacon preferred).0 -
john5339 wrote:Often after a long ride I am not especially hungry - anyone else experienced this ? The next day however, I usually do feel like eating a lot of carby stuff.
No, always hungry. When I started cycling I would get meat protein cravings about two hours after the ride. This is not as bad now.0 -
Same,
40 miler on saturday morning and I had a bacon butty at the end followed by quiche and beans at homeon top of the flap jack mid ride.
Then got a maoning at off mrs HD because she seems to think I can ride 40m without food to try a lose weight.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
Stand on the podium0
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homers double wrote:Then got a maoning at off mrs HD because she seems to think I can ride 40m without food to try a lose weight.
You can but can she put up with the grump git you will turn into in the afternoon?0 -
What do you mean "turn in to"Advocate of disc brakes.0
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Speckled wrote:I know what i should be eating and drinking, but i usualy end up finishing off a bottle of whatevers left in the cupboard. Exercise makes me crave alcohol for some reason
My missus plied me with wine when I got in yesterday evening after a 25 mile extended commute home- fatal. Spent the next 3 hours unable to do anything.0 -
Check veloviewer* score & segment ranking & drink a glass of milk.
*Im sure the novelty will wear off eventually though.0 -
Moonbiker wrote:Check veloviewer* score & segment ranking & drink a glass of milk.
*Im sure the novelty will wear off eventually though.
Have a banana instead of the milkI'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
SloppySchleckonds wrote:ave a banana
its all gone a bit cockney in here!!www.conjunctivitis.com - a site for sore eyes0 -
fatsmoker wrote:Speckled wrote:I know what i should be eating and drinking, but i usualy end up finishing off a bottle of whatevers left in the cupboard. Exercise makes me crave alcohol for some reason
My missus plied me with wine when I got in yesterday evening after a 25 mile extended commute home- fatal. Spent the next 3 hours unable to do anything.
Todays post ride drink is a rather large glass of port, cant see me doing much this evening0 -
QuarterPounder wrote:fatsmoker wrote:Did my first lengthy ride of the year today. Got a bit of cramp in the afternoon while watching Escape to the Country, so wondered who does anything extra to what I generally do below.
Got home, put bike away, made coffee, drank coffee, put clothes in the washing machine, showered, washed helmet in the shower. Got dressed, put shoes and helmet on the washing line, made another coffee and had a biscuit. Eventually had lunch - salad.
Stretching? A full warm-down? More water?
Just me that laughed at that bit?
Dirty!
no i did too, and also wondered whether the OP pegs his helmet to line to dry or not?0 -
ashleydwsmith wrote:
no i did too, and also wondered whether the OP pegs his helmet to line to dry or not?[/quote]
Yes, then I usually forget about it and it rains0