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Originally Posted by bobbycorno
e) none of the above. IMO, all of the listed approaches are a waste of time. Every ride on the trainer should have a specific objective and follow a structured workout. Otherwise, why bother?

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That depends on your objective, distance and time based workouts are good when the purpose of the trainer is to keep from losing momentum. Where I live, the outdoor riding season lasts from roughly the end of May to Canadian Thanksgiving, yeah to can stretch it a little on each end, if your lucky, that means roughly 4½ to 5½ months. This means that if your unlucky and get started May 24 weekend, it's mid-September before your into doing decent distances, and then your done a month later. If you use a trainer to keep up your momentum, then you get the whole summer to get in decent rides.
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