FitDay Discussion Boards

FitDay Discussion Boards (https://www.fitday.com/fitness/forums/)
-   Exercise (https://www.fitday.com/fitness/forums/exercise/)
-   -   Cycling (https://www.fitday.com/fitness/forums/exercise/7670-cycling.html)

Borg-mx5 06-28-2012 01:04 PM

Cycling Number 06-28-12
 
13.66 Miles
1 Hour 19 Minutes
23.2 Max Speed (downhill)
10.40 Avg Speed (windy!)

Joe

RunbikeSki 06-29-2012 02:00 AM

Hey Joe,
Nice work! What kind of terrain are you riding in?

And botoepfer, how's your biking going? Did you get those batteries.

Borg-mx5 06-29-2012 05:13 AM

I am mostly riding the Los Angeles River Trail. It is less than a couple of miles from my home, so I ride the street until I get there. The river trail is well paved and marked. There is a wetlands area and lots of bird life. Eventually I will ride it to the ocean and back. The trail dips under streets and bridges so it has these micro climbs built into it. I was never a good climber but I need to get better to accomplish my goal of doing a 100 mile ride by next year. I just found a 50 mile charity ride I could do in November. I think I will sign up for that and use that as a training ride since it will be halfway toward my goal and halfway through my training.

RunbikeSki 07-02-2012 01:40 PM


Originally Posted by Borg-mx5 (Post 84508)
I am mostly riding the Los Angeles River Trail. It is less than a couple of miles from my home, so I ride the street until I get there. The river trail is well paved and marked. There is a wetlands area and lots of bird life. Eventually I will ride it to the ocean and back. The trail dips under streets and bridges so it has these micro climbs built into it. I was never a good climber but I need to get better to accomplish my goal of doing a 100 mile ride by next year. I just found a 50 mile charity ride I could do in November. I think I will sign up for that and use that as a training ride since it will be halfway toward my goal and halfway through my training.

Signing up for a 50 mile ride is a great way to gauge your fitness and to prepare for the century. I must admit I am in awe of anyone who can sit on a bike for 100-freakin' miles :eek:

Borg-mx5 07-03-2012 02:00 PM

Cycling Numbers 07-03-12
 
14.92 Miles
1 Hour 18 Minutes 46 seconds
24.80 Max Speed (downhill)
11.40 Avg Speed

Joe

Borg-mx5 07-06-2012 01:34 PM

Cycling Numbers 07-06-12
 
16.80 Miles
1 Hour 31 Minutes 31 seconds
26.10 Max Speed (downhill)
11.00 Avg Speed

Joe

Borg-mx5 07-10-2012 12:02 PM

Cycling Numbers 07-10-12
 
20.62 Miles
1 hour 49 Minutes 52 seconds
24.40 Max Speed (downhill)
11.20 MPH Avg Speed

Joe

badgolfer828 07-12-2012 07:51 AM

As a cycler myself, the biggest thing to remember is that no matter how far you go you have to turn around and go back. Start heading back before your exhausted.

It happened a couple times to me that I almost called my wife to pick me up after riding too far and then having to ride all the way back completely exhausted.

Borg-mx5 07-12-2012 11:44 AM

Cycling Numbers 07-12-12
 
20.53 Miles
1 hour 45 Minutes 24 seconds
24.10 Max Speed (downhill)
11.70 MPH Avg Speed

Joe

RunbikeSki 07-13-2012 05:48 AM


Originally Posted by badgolfer828 (Post 85318)
As a cycler myself, the biggest thing to remember is that no matter how far you go you have to turn around and go back. Start heading back before your exhausted.

It happened a couple times to me that I almost called my wife to pick me up after riding too far and then having to ride all the way back completely exhausted.



Hahahaha! I've done that running on trails a couple of times. Just jogging along enjoying the scenery and then realizing CRAP, now I gotta run back. Fortunetly walking instead of running isn't quite as lame as walking instead of riding. :p


All times are GMT -12. The time now is 10:12 PM.


Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.