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Old 04-28-14, 09:35 AM
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Today, to me, felt like the ideal recovery day. 35 minutes of easy conversational riding around the neighborhood with Mrs. Canvas, checking out a dead end road I've always been curious about, then some mellow yoga.

Bike Ride Profile | Exploring with Jen, then noobing it up at yoga near Rosendale | Times and Records | Strava
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Originally Posted by shovelhd
Thats too much work.
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Two good days of wind and climbing in Orange County on a short family vacation. Really pleased that I was able to set a 15s season high. Was going to do a recovery day, but the TSB is only at -9 and I'm feeling good.
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Originally Posted by revchuck
aaronmcd used to pull the same kind of stuff, IIRC. He'd take a "recovery day" and do a hard swim workout, thinking it didn't count because he was off the bike. Anything that introduces a significant training stress will inhibit recovery.
Yep. I equated "rest" with "recovery", but resting legs does not necessarily equal recovering, in the same way that leaning your bike against the wall and resting it does not equal repairing it. I could rest my legs all day long, but if I don't get hydration, sleep, nutrition, and generally relax (not just the legs) then the body can't repair ****. Maybe "repair" is a better word than recovery.

On a related note, I recently learned that alcohol inhibits glycogen storage, protein synthesis and hydration, and lowers testosterone. It might even be worse than ultimate frisbee!
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Yeah, I should really cut back on my booze consumption. Damn it.
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Nothing is worse. Ultimate frisbee is a gateway drug.
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Overcooked a ZCI™ workout today, failing on number 5. Great workout up to that point.
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Originally Posted by shovelhd
You called it recovery. It wasn't. I pointed that out to you. You shot back with justification for your actions, not acknowledgement of your error. You strike me as someone who isn't going to listen because you know what you want and you're going to do it anyway. Now why would I want to help you?

I will anyway. Recovery rides should be less than one hour. If you are on a recovery day and your commute is 20 miles you don't commute. TSS should be 25 or less. If terrain makes that tough then shorten the ride to hit the target. The biggest thing to remember is that recovery means rest. You have the green light to be a lazy ass. Take advantage of it.
I usually do recovery rides on rollers that are 1.0 hours spinning at normal cadence and power in L1. TSS is typically high 20s.
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Originally Posted by aaronmcd
I recently learned that alcohol inhibits glycogen storage, protein synthesis and hydration, and lowers testosterone. It might even be worse than ultimate frisbee!
This is why I won't do Paleo. According to that philosophy, grains are bad; beer is made from grains, so it follows that beer must be bad. No beer = a bridge too far, at least for this Irish-American. Gotta maintain some quality of life!
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recovery: https://www.cyclinganalytics.com/ride/842009504171

70ft/mi 18.5mph 99bpm.
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Originally Posted by MDcatV
I usually do recovery rides on rollers that are 1.0 hours spinning at normal cadence and power in L1. TSS is typically high 20s.
Close enough.
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Team Recovery Ride. Was third wheel back when the guy in front of me swerved out of the way, exposing a 2' x 2' sinkhole directly in front of me. I got around it, but was pretty pissed. I couldn't see the bottom of that hole and my front wheel almost went in it. I normally don't expect people to call out debris, but that was a real hazard. 35 tss.

My hamstring locked up the other day, now I have a massive hematoma. It feels okay, so I'm not overly concerned.
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Originally Posted by furiousferret
Team Recovery Ride. Was third wheel back when the guy in front of me swerved out of the way, exposing a 2' x 2' sinkhole directly in front of me. I got around it, but was pretty pissed. I couldn't see the bottom of that hole and my front wheel almost went in it. I normally don't expect people to call out debris, but that was a real hazard. 35 tss.

My hamstring locked up the other day, now I have a massive hematoma. It feels okay, so I'm not overly concerned.
That's scary. Hope you got some talk into him.
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Din't feel motivated today which is rare so I went visited stationary bike for 1 hour and busted 2 sets of Tabatas. Good pain. 12x (20+10), 5 minutes easy then 4 sets of hills standing.
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Old 04-28-14, 09:10 PM
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Breakthrough training ride today, SST for an hour. I've never done SST for that long!! (never been able to, I should say)

Training (and resting) pays off, who knew??
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1.5 hours of scooby doo on the rollers. 24 tss and 800 kj. #muchrecovery
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Breakthrough training ride today, SST for an hour. I've never done SST for that long!! (never been able to, I should say)

Training (and resting) pays off, who knew??
Do some hilly road races and end up with a ****ton of SST.
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Recovery week. Do not like.
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The long weekend of beer, fishing and hiking in mexico was great, but now I'm itching to get back on the bike.

M: off (travel)
T: 2hr z2, few z5bits to wake things up
W: ez hr
Th: 2hrs to and from Fiesta Island hammerfest
F: ez hr
S: Barrio Logan GP crit, A-race!
Su: Track workout

Will pick up with a ~4hr ride next week for some endurance.
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I'm REALLY TIRED of doing intervals in 40 degree weather, but that's what I'll be doing this evening. Sigh. It's the end of April, it should be around 70 degrees by now! Anyway. Some brutal pyramids planned. Being a coach must require a certain degree of sadism. Of course, I keep doing what he tells me to.
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Originally Posted by grolby
I'm REALLY TIRED of doing intervals in 40 degree weather, but that's what I'll be doing this evening. Sigh. It's the end of April, it should be around 70 degrees by now! Anyway. Some brutal pyramids planned. Being a coach must require a certain degree of sadism. Of course, I keep doing what he tells me to.
At least you won't be wasting energy staying cool.
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So true.
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Actually did a structured interval workout for he first time in a long time the other day. 3x10 at FTP. Felt pretty good. Might have to do more of this
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rest day - 0 TSS
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Originally Posted by aaronmcd
Do some hilly road races and end up with a ****ton of SST.
You mean TSS?

I've never done an RR that was steady enough to end up with SST..
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