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Old 07-15-10 | 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Beanz
Of course, I don't argue that you can make it up at a slower speed using less force and it does equal more work as far as length of ride adding a few more feet traveled. I may be incorrect but in your other post, it seems that you make switchbacking out to be harder than going straight up. Maybe I misunderstood the statement.
Yeah. It's more total work, but less peak force and power. You gotta be careful with the definition of "harder".
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