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Old 06-16-14, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by save10
on one hand i have won two races (smaller races) and about a month ago i was in the best shape cycling-wise of my life. On the other hand, i've sorta come to grips with the reality of how i hard i'm gonna have to grind to get these upgrade points (not just within the race, but in training). seeing as how i am a racer with no particular strengths other than a willingness to attack and several weakness (no sprint/cant climb). its kind of a daunting thought. i so envy the guys that can hide for 98% of the race and peek out of the crowd at the end for a podium

and i have a touch of mid-season burnout having raced almost continuously since January
If you're getting points, it means you're doing something right! I suggest racing as much as possible, after taking a little break if you're feeling burnt out.

I can feel the legs now after racing since January too, but a week "off" (~4 hours, only one race) helped a ton for me.
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