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Old 02-25-15, 08:44 AM
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I ran into a guy I know fairly well at the film festival last night. An outstanding 50+ racer with a long and storied career. He had a heart attack earlier in the year, FFS.
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Originally Posted by bmcphx
Santa Barbara. I'll be going back through glendora to visit the donut man on the way home though!
You hittin' up OSM and Gibraltar ya?

I internet at UCSB in college for 10 weeks in the summer of 2008 (Materials Research Lab). Those were some great, great days.
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Originally Posted by bmcphx
Santa Barbara. I'll be going back through glendora to visit the donut man on the way home though!
You hittin' up OSM and Gibraltar ya?

I internet at UCSB in college for 10 weeks in the summer of 2008 (Materials Research Lab). Those were some great, great days. <3 Santa Barbara.
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One of my in laws told me the other week if I want to race up there she has room open for us. She married very well and has a nice place on the beach, so yeah, we're going to take up that offer.
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Two weeks into my switch over from Quarq to Stages and I really think the Stages measures lower. I was riding a Supersix with a 53/39x11 quarq and switched to a Giant Propel Advanced sl with ultegra stages 52/36. It really feels harder to maintain my numbers.
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Occasionally I get bad sinus headaches, and pseudoephedrine works best to relieve the pressure. WADA has it as a banned stimulant above a specific level:



Assuming I take it according to the directions on the package (the 12 hour version with 120 mg), is it possible to know whether I'm street legal?
According to my crappy math, if all of it gets absorbed into your bloodstream, you'd have 120,000 ug right off the bat. But you have somewhere between 5-8 liters of blood. Take the low number of that, and you've got 5000 ml of blood. 120,000 ug/ 5,000 ml seems like you'd have 24 ug/ml. Of course that's in the bloodstream. Don't know how the kidneys would concentrate it when it comes out in your piss, how quickly it degrades over time, or even how much of it gets absorbed out of your intestines and into your bloodstream. Also, I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn last night, and I'm not that kind of doctor.
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[QUOTE=revchuck;17583641]Occasionally I get bad sinus headaches, and pseudoephedrine works best to relieve the pressure. WADA has it as a banned stimulant above a specific level:

It is no restriction out of competition.

Additional information from WADA that I found on Globaldro.com https://wada-main-prod.s3.amazonaws....ne_2010_EN.pdf

The threshold level has been established based on the intake of therapeutic doses of PSE, defined as a maximum daily dose of 240mg PSE taken either as:
i) four (4) daily administrations (one every 4-6 hours) of a 60mg pill
(or 2 x 30mg pills), or
ii) two (2) daily administrations (one every 12 hours) of a 120mg pill
(extended release), or
iii) one (1) daily administration of a 240mg pill (extended release).


In line with this dosing regimen, the intake, for example, of a single daily dose of 3 x 60mg pills constitutes a supra therapeutic administration that may lead to an Adverse Analytical Finding.
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Originally Posted by island rider
Two weeks into my switch over from Quarq to Stages and I really think the Stages measures lower. I was riding a Supersix with a 53/39x11 quarq and switched to a Giant Propel Advanced sl with ultegra stages 52/36. It really feels harder to maintain my numbers.
is the fit between the two bikes exactly the same?
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Originally Posted by island rider
Two weeks into my switch over from Quarq to Stages and I really think the Stages measures lower. I was riding a Supersix with a 53/39x11 quarq and switched to a Giant Propel Advanced sl with ultegra stages 52/36. It really feels harder to maintain my numbers.
higher, lower. the duh factor on the numbers not matching is strong. In fact this was called to your attention when you proposed buying the stages.

Have you tested and reset your targets with it?

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Originally Posted by mike868y
is the fit between the two bikes exactly the same?
Yup.

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higher, lower. the duh factor on the numbers not matching is strong. In fact this was called to your attention when you proposed buying the stages.

Have you tested and reset your targets with it?
I know, it's not a surprise, I'm just realizing the reality of it. It's one thing to intellectually understand it, it's another to feel it in my legs for real. I've not re-calibrated my targets yet.
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Originally Posted by island rider
Yup.



I know, it's not a surprise, I'm just realizing the reality of it. It's one thing to intellectually understand it, it's another to feel it in my legs for real. I've not re-calibrated my targets yet.

that should have been a day one thing. your present numbers are without value, sorry to say.
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Originally Posted by gsteinb
that should have been a day one thing. your present numbers are without value, sorry to say.
Coach isn't worrying about it right now, so I'm not too worried right now. But yes, you are absolutely right.
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Coach isn't worrying about it right now, so I'm not too worried right now. But yes, you are absolutely right.
that should probably worry you.
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Originally Posted by gsteinb
that should probably worry you.
Maybe he just figures I'm a lost cause.
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Originally Posted by gsteinb
that should probably worry you.
Why? Isn't change relative to where he is now the important thing? What good are absolute numbers other than e-wang? I get the conversion being useful so he can know where he is vs a year ago, but, it seems that he can find % off his new numbers and adjust his workouts accordingly. Or is coach still using old numbers as goals?
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if your baseline is wrong you're miscalculating TSS, likely pushing too hard or easy (based on which direction your meter is off) for what you're supposed to be doing. If you're supposed to be doing 350 watt intervals but your 350 is really 400 things are going to get ugly quick
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Originally Posted by TMonk
You hittin' up OSM and Gibraltar ya?

I internet at UCSB in college for 10 weeks in the summer of 2008 (Materials Research Lab). Those were some great, great days.
Did osm + painted cave today, Gibraltar yesterday. Painted cave is a good hill.
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When I was living on campus (Isla Vista) one of my bread-and-butter rides during weekday mornings was to take it easy up the bike paths to OSM, and hit OSM + Painted Cave at a high z4.
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cyclingnews changed its layout/format. i dont like it
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Originally Posted by gsteinb
if your baseline is wrong you're miscalculating TSS, likely pushing too hard or easy (based on which direction your meter is off) for what you're supposed to be doing. If you're supposed to be doing 350 watt intervals but your 350 is really 400 things are going to get ugly quick
true. derp, herp, derp from me as usual.
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Originally Posted by gsteinb
if your baseline is wrong you're miscalculating TSS, likely pushing too hard or easy (based on which direction your meter is off) for what you're supposed to be doing. If you're supposed to be doing 350 watt intervals but your 350 is really 400 things are going to get ugly quick
Yup. My suspicion is that if there is in fact a change is it on the order of a few watts, not 50, but no way to know until I test it.
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Originally Posted by TMonk
When I was living on campus (Isla Vista) one of my bread-and-butter rides during weekday mornings was to take it easy up the bike paths to OSM, and hit OSM + Painted Cave at a high z4.
When i stayed there for a summer (circa 2000), my ride was from IV down to Oil Point on a cruiser to surf. Some of the best bike riding ever.

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Yeah, blah. Very Bikeradar-esque.
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When i stayed there for a summer (circa 2000), my ride was from IV down to Oil Point on a cruiser to surf. Some of the best bike riding ever.
Haha, that works too.
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