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Originally Posted by Richard Cranium
Yeah, maybe take a week off.
If you are indeed - exercising to exhaustion - then it is likely you are choosing an intensity too difficult for the period or distance you wish to ride. I wish people would quit "looking outside" themselves for solutions. Everyone wants to take a new drink or bar or whatever to get better.
You get "better" by paying attention to your pace. You get better by understanding the importance of rest.The problem (most likely) isn't your fuel - its you.
Unfortunately, this is likely the truth. I jumped on this thread hoping for a quick solution, and the answer is, there is no quick solution. If I am going to ride with faster people, I am going to get blown fast, until I am in the same condition as the faster people. TE3, I think it is time to listen to my wife. She says, "it just means you need to ride more." Where's the downside?
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