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I like thisOriginally Posted by Moi2003
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2020-09-25, 02:49 PM #50901Blademaster
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2020-09-25, 02:54 PM #50902Honorary PvM "Mod"
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Heh, thanks. I plan to increase it, this week I am going to try to go up to 6 days a week biking, which would probably put me at 15 hours or so and around 200 miles a week. Originally Posted by icedwarrior
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2020-09-25, 02:57 PM #50903Fluffy Kitten
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I'm not sure I like that, notJoy.
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2020-09-25, 03:06 PM #50904High Overlord
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200 miles is a lot
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2020-09-25, 03:28 PM #50905Blademaster
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Try it and see what happens Originally Posted by icedwarrior
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2020-09-25, 03:29 PM #50906Honorary PvM "Mod"
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It might sound like a lot, but it’s not. I have friends on Strava that do 400-800 a week, some of the top cyclists there do more than 1,000 miles a week.
Though I am pushing 38 so perhaps at my age it’s pretty good...
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2020-09-25, 03:34 PM #50907Blademaster
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I bet it depends a lot on what kind of roads and such you have avalible to you or if you do it on a stationary bike?
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2020-09-25, 03:42 PM #50908High Overlord
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1000 miles ? whats the average pace for that ?
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2020-09-25, 03:58 PM #50909Blademaster
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fast!
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2020-09-25, 04:02 PM #50910Honorary PvM "Mod"
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I ride outside always, year-round, even through the winter. I never ride indoors or on a stationary bike. Ever. It's too boring! Originally Posted by notJoyful
Here in Chicago it depends. My last century was south through Lansing, then west down the Old Plank Road Trail to Tinley Park, Forest Park, and Orland Park, all of which are in hill country, so for like 30 or 40 miles of my ride it was non-stop hills up and down. I would crest one hill to see another a few hundred yards away. Blech.
But typically my rides are mostly on flats with some hills here and there.
Depends on their ride, but they're usually people who have been training since they were much younger. Generally anywhere from 11 - 20 mph a ride. I personally average between 15 and 17 mph lately. Originally Posted by Moi2003
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2020-09-25, 04:20 PM #50911High Overlord
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That's not as bad as I thought it was. So around 2 hours a day.
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2020-09-25, 04:24 PM #50912Honorary PvM "Mod"
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Yeah most days is 2 hours. I do around 30-35 miles, and on weekends I typically do 60-100 miles, which means more like 4-7+ hours. Originally Posted by Moi2003
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2020-09-25, 04:46 PM #50913Blademaster
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That just sounds boring tbh.....
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Not at all! First you try to vary routes (though I have some favorites, like taking the Western - 95th - Lake Front Trail route loop) so that you see new things, but also it's a wonderful way to escape everything. I get away from my family, my work, stresses, everything going on and can just zen out and let my mind wander while my body does its thing. I wish I'd started cycling much, much earlier in life. I've loved it for the past few years. Originally Posted by notJoyful
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2020-09-25, 05:02 PM #50915Blademaster
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That sounds good for you! Personally any prolonged cardioish bores me
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2020-09-25, 05:09 PM #50916High Overlord
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I am kind of with joy with this. Doing the same path for a long period of time just gets boring after awhile.
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2020-09-25, 05:18 PM #50917Honorary PvM "Mod"
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Cardio is boring! That's why cycling is so much easier. You can take in the sights, and a good portion of your mind is occupied with your speed, cadence, staying balanced, watching the road and the cars around you...
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2020-09-25, 05:26 PM #50918Blademaster
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How is cycling not cardio?
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2020-09-25, 05:30 PM #50919Honorary PvM "Mod"
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I don't mean cycling isn't cardio. It is. I just mean that unlike running on a treadmill or an elliptical, cycling requires so much more of your mind to accomplish (outside, at least), that's it's not boring like other cardio activities.
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2020-09-25, 05:32 PM #50920Blademaster
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soo basically outside > inside
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