Old 08-29-17 | 09:25 PM
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strotter13
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Bikes: 2016 Trek Emonda SLR, Kestrel Talon TT Bike, 1964 Schwinn Sierra, KHS Tandemania Comp, Nashbar Frame Ultegra Dura Ace Mix

My opinion is that anything that encourages or creates leg muscle growth, will increase your testosterone levels. Doing intervals and making bigger tears in the muscle to gain a higher amount of power/ftp will increase your testosterone levels as well. If you are doing such long rides and not nourishing your body properly, I could see how you would start to loose muscle/become emaciated and have your test levels decrease. Just my two cents, I am not a doctor and I do not have any reference material to site.
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