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Old 05-26-14, 05:27 PM
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JCNeumann
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+1 on the comments about full-body exercises. In particular if you incorporate balance work within the sessions, results improve a great deal.

in terms of frequency? IMO you should look more to what else you do that day - one day hard / one day easy seems an easy rule of thumb.

You may want to think about what your goals are - general fitness, tri training, crits, weight loss, etc. I had better luck subjectively when incorporating workouts into an overall goal. There are tons of good plans that make this easy.

One recommendation - stay away from crunches or sit-ups! They are the worst thing you can do for your spine, especially when you ride a lot. Planks or hanging knee raises are MUCH more effective and don't put strain on your spinal column.

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