Originally Posted by
AristoNYC
I'm sorry but I don't agree with you at all. The OP asked WHERE OR HOW people who live in NYC train, he didn't say WHERE IN NYC do you train. I live in Manhattan and travel anywhere to get a good ride if I have to, especially when its close to the city. Sometimes as @
UnfilteredDregs said, it takes going over the bridge into NJ/NY area of Rockland.
You are right. I was responding to the thread title and misread the actual first post, where he asked where people who live in NYC train. I read the post, but missed that part, concentrating instead on the title, which says Training
in NYC. Thanks for he correction, as that clears it up.
Originally Posted by
AristoNYC
Also in regards to your comment about joggers and such in Central Park, if you're attentive and assume (which I always do) that people will change paths like idiots (which most of them are) you can ride safely. I can ride relatively fast even on weekend afternoons.
Cheers,
Aristo
I agree about riding "relatively fast." But for me, interval training requires far more speed than I am comfortable with while taking into account jogger and cyclist error. People are making too big a deal out of me expressing an opinion about comfort level with interval training in areas where people, even in the early AM, are still often wearing buds. I was also very clear to say that I think its dangerous, making it an opinion, not an admonishment.