sneekyjesus
12-10-09, 03:14 AM
What does everyone think?
"The 33"-Road Bike Racing - Is squash too intense for the transistion period?
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Metzinger
12-10-09, 03:21 AM
Eat it with some butter melted on it.
Or in a delicious soup.
Or in a delicious soup.
merlinextraligh
12-10-09, 11:19 AM
Butternut, with apples, baked with brown sugar and pecans on top.
Playing any raquet sport will not be "too intense"
It will be fine for a change of pace. Doing it too much for too long could cut into time better spent on the bike, as you get closer to your season would be the only concern.
Playing any raquet sport will not be "too intense"
It will be fine for a change of pace. Doing it too much for too long could cut into time better spent on the bike, as you get closer to your season would be the only concern.
2005trek1200
12-10-09, 11:50 AM
i play raquetball, love it in the base season, good for developing fast twitch muscles and all those other muscles that rarely get worked when on the bike
robncircus
12-10-09, 12:05 PM
I used to play squash in the winter when I lived on the east coast. You'll be fine.
Rob
Rob