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Old 01-30-14, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
3 degree wind chill so I ran 5.5 miles outside then spent another 90 minutes on the trainer. I can't wait until this weather is out of here. Way(!) too much time inside on the trainer

Jan:
Running: 49 miles/ 3,061' gain
Riding: 76 mi / 3,934' gain
Trainer: 649 mi (36hr 03min)
I am sure it is not funny to you but, WOW that is a lot of trainer miles. At least you are still doing it. You are diciplined and that is admirable. Good job snow man!
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Originally Posted by thrllskr
I am sure it is not funny to you but, WOW that is a lot of trainer miles. At least you are still doing it. You are diciplined and that is admirable. Good job snow man!
It's not funny but necessary
Only 59 hours (1,069 miles) on the trainer since 10 Dec
For those that are thinking about being on a trainer for that long I can only say:

1. You better LOVE(!) your saddle
2. Streaming movin pictures are a beautiful thing
3. Trainer Road

I just want to grow up to be like jsigone who's ---->
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
It's not funny but necessary
Only 59 hours (1,069 miles) on the trainer since 10 Dec
For those that are thinking about being on a trainer for that long I can only say:

1. You better LOVE(!) your saddle
2. Streaming movin pictures are a beautiful thing
3. Trainer Road

I just want to grow up to be like jsigone who's ---->
Holy crap. 1000+ trainer miles in under 2 months. I hauled mine out in December and I just find that 30-45m and I'm done. You da MAN!

Mind you, it's a cheap, loud, magnetic with low resistance. At least I see some huge speeds,
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Originally Posted by expatbrit
Holy crap. 1000+ trainer miles in under 2 months. I hauled mine out in December and I just find that 30-45m and I'm done. You da MAN!

Mind you, it's a cheap, loud, magnetic with low resistance. At least I see some huge speeds,
According to Trainer Road stats
[h=4]Avg Workout Time - 1.3 hours [/h]
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
According to Trainer Road stats
[h=4]Avg Workout Time - 1.3 hours [/h]
I have 2/3 of your trainer miles this month (never would have happened without Trainer Road) and even though I love my saddle I start to dislike it at 45 minutes and seethe with rage towards it at 90 minutes on the trainer.

I was trying to keep up but you have just HTFUed beyond anything I can manage.

I bow to your superior trainer tolerance.

Count: 23 Activities
Time: 26:10:05 h:m:s
Distance: 432.32 mi

Made my 24 hour goal, though. I might hit 28.

I wanna be a Cat 5 this year and crash lots. Just need to work on my big weaknesses - I don't deal with being over threshold very well, and I don't recover fast enough during tough intervals... Since there are pretty much just crits around here those weaknesses kind of defeat the point.

At least I'll be more fit than I have ever been in my entire life when I hit 40 this summer, but that's not really saying much.
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Originally Posted by kc0bbq
I have 2/3 of your trainer miles this month (never would have happened without Trainer Road) and even though I love my saddle I start to dislike it at 45 minutes and seethe with rage towards it at 90 minutes on the trainer.

I was trying to keep up but you have just HTFUed beyond anything I can manage.

I bow to your superior trainer tolerance.

Count: 23 Activities
Time: 26:10:05 h:m:s
Distance: 432.32 mi

Made my 24 hour goal, though. I might hit 28.

I wanna be a Cat 5 this year and crash lots. Just need to work on my big weaknesses - I don't deal with being over threshold very well, and I don't recover fast enough during tough intervals... Since there are pretty much just crits around here those weaknesses kind of defeat the point.

At least I'll be more fit than I have ever been in my entire life when I hit 40 this summer, but that's not really saying much.
20+ in a month is 19 more than there should be!

Do "MACLURE" a few times. It's ONLY(!) 3 hrs in length.
Sounds as if you should be doing "Powell" at least once a week. My coach told me to focus on TT length rides as I am best at that discipline. Translated is "You suck the least at TT's, race those."

Tonight is Round Bald; 3x30 @ 85% pFTP

You will surpass me next month and March easily. Surgery to repair a shoulder which totaled a F-150 last year so I'll be on the couch for 8-12 weeks according to the Doc

Only(!) 40? I don't even remember those days.
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1/2 ~ First ride of the yr & it was a dirty cruiser: 6mi - 986ft - 45:51
1/6 ~ Lunchtime Interval suckage Day1...dry 80*: 13.3mi - 427ft - 42:49
1/7 ~ Trying to be Speedy lunch ride, still hacking lungs from my cold: 18.8mi - 823ft - 59.20
1/9 ~ Lunch ride looking for elves: 20.1mi - 1,211 - 1:03:21
1/21~ Sucks to be sick but that is life, back to the grind...hill grind : 16.6 - 1,332ft - 59:21
1/22 ~ Easy lunch pedal : 19.3mi - 1,312ft - 01:06:28
1/23 ~ Social Lunch ride in the wind: 15.5mi - 679ft - 01:01:24 https://www.strava.com/activities/108491115
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1/29 ~ Dusted off my 50mm tubulars for lunch : 20.1mi - 1207ft - 01:02:39
1/30~ Social lunch pace: 15.4mi - 679ft - 59:16 https://www.strava.com/activities/110041092

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... and here is the wind. Had to skip riding at lunch due to work, and it's nasty out there now.
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
I just want to grow up to be like jsigone who's ---->
I'm just out here pedaling squares......maybe I should ride my CX bike so the 35c tires can sandbag my strava stats
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
Sounds as if you should be doing "Powell" at least once a week.
Tried Powell tonight, failed halfway through. Just couldn't hold it, couldn't get enough oxygen to my legs.

It is the last workout in the Sweet Spot Intermediate Base II training plan, which I was about to start. I'll work my way through that and hopefully it gets me a bit closer to being able to handle it. Need to keep some perspective, I'm expecting too much to quickly. It's tough to appreciate what I've accomplished when my goals are so deceptively simple.

Got to have patience, I guess. Or EPO, which seems like overkill for someone who hasn't even raced a single race. Two years ago I couldn't go up a few flights of stairs without getting winded, and I really haven't been trying to actually train for that long.
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[QUOTE=3rdcoast;16446549]I didn't list a mileage goal this month, but just realized I'm at 18 rides this month and almost 400 miles. Weather is crappy the next two nights so will probably get one more ride in this month.

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[1/29 19.3 miles
1/30 15.9 miles]
MTD 426 miles
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Originally Posted by kc0bbq
Tried Powell tonight, failed halfway through. Just couldn't hold it, couldn't get enough oxygen to my legs.

It is the last workout in the Sweet Spot Intermediate Base II training plan, which I was about to start. I'll work my way through that and hopefully it gets me a bit closer to being able to handle it. Need to keep some perspective, I'm expecting too much to quickly. It's tough to appreciate what I've accomplished when my goals are so deceptively simple.

Got to have patience, I guess. Or EPO, which seems like overkill for someone who hasn't even raced a single race. Two years ago I couldn't go up a few flights of stairs without getting winded, and I really haven't been trying to actually train for that long.
Patience is a good thing. I only made it an hour (1x30 at 90%) on the trainer last night after my ~7 mi run at dinner time.
A man has got to know his limitations...
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Awful riding conditions around here most of January and my work schedule was a bit insane but still managed to get in 110 miles (not counting trainer). If the weather improves even marginally, I want to double that next month. Here's to an early spring

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Awful riding conditions around here most of January and my work schedule was a bit insane but still managed to get in 110 miles (not counting trainer). If the weather improves even marginally, I want to double that next month. Here's to an early spring

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Originally Posted by jsigone
I'm just out here pedaling squares......maybe I should ride my CX bike so the 35c tires can sandbag my strava stats
and slow your rides down to 22 mph avg.

Kids....
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T0ok advantage of the sun today and rode to an appt instead of driving. I had said I would do 100km this month but I was able to surpass that because of the unusually warm dry winter we've had so far.

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January 4 -14.23km

second ride today - 8km
January 6 - 25km
January 10 - 19.7km
January 23 - 13.7km
January 25 - 14 km
January 26 - 25 km
January 31 - 10km


MTD -163.7 km

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Just finished Day seven of the Tour to Sufferlandria
january miles 275
Weight only moved 4 lbs but shirt and pants feeling looser.
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1/2 -- 21.8 miles, 945'
1/3 -- 25.1 miles, 1453'
1/4 -- 46.8 miles, 1654' (should have eaten on this one; last hill before home was tough!)
1/6 -- 21.6 miles, 935' and in the low 30s. Clingfilm wrapping my toes in my shoes!
1/7 -- 21.6 miles, 938', also cold and no I have no cold weather gear.
1/9 -- 21.6 miles, 938'. Weather warmed up and ran it as a tempo ride.
1/10 -- 20.2 miles, 1322'. Don't ride up a canyon in gusty weather when you've got to get back to work for a con call. Just sayin'.
1/11 -- 38.7 miles, 3494'. Testing myself, my gearing, and my nutrition on some longer climbs. Fun stuff.
1/12 -- 20.3 miles, 1893'. Wicked, wicked windy, so confined myself to more sheltered areas and some climbing
1/13 -- 16.2 miles, 827'.
1/17 -- 26.2 miles, 1512'. Back from the work trip
1/18 -- 32.8 miles, 2605'. Had to get over 500km.
1/19 -- 21.5 miles, 935' -- time for the standard cruise at a nice moderate HR
1/20 -- 23.7 miles, 1257'
1/21 -- 20.5 miles, 883'. Was trying the REI Novara Tempest tights, and /hated/ them. Need to find something more built for me.
1/24 -- 21.2 miles, 938'
1/25 -- 61.2 miles, 1729' -- longest ride ever, and kept it nice and flat.
1/27 -- 20.2 miles, 880' -- Midday spin
1/28 -- 19.4 miles, 880' -- fighting headwinds all the way out, but got a nice clip coming home:https://www.strava.com/activities/109609737
1/29 -- 19.6 miles, 1385'
1/31 -- 9 miles, 850' -- nice cruise with the girl before the weather (which never did close in)


MTD: 530 miles, 28,728' of climbing (now I'm tempted to go and ride around the neighborhood twice just to hit 30k')

My goal was 600km for the Strava challenge, so I punked it.
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Game over for Jan; 38 1/2 hours on a trainer. That ain't right.

Running: 55.6 miles/ 3,432' gain
Riding: 76 mi / 3,934' gain
Trainer: 696 mi (38hr 35min)
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
Game over for Jan; 38 1/2 hours on a trainer. That ain't right.

Running: 55.6 miles/ 3,432' gain
Riding: 76 mi / 3,934' gain
Trainer: 696 mi (38hr 35min)
That ain't right.

It /is/ a HUGE amount of trainer miles. Jimminy.

Game over for me too; one more ride brings me within 1% of 30k, and I'm calling that Strava Margin Of Error.

One extra ride for 14.4 miles and 1400' of elevation gives me

January's totals: 22 rides, 544 miles, 29,669' of climbing.
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I only managed 168 miles this month. I had hoped for 300 but weather and free time just didn't work out too well. Hopefully Feb will be better.
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Originally Posted by expatbrit
That ain't right.

It /is/ a HUGE amount of trainer miles. Jimminy.

Game over for me too; one more ride brings me within 1% of 30k, and I'm calling that Strava Margin Of Error.

One extra ride for 14.4 miles and 1400' of elevation gives me

January's totals: 22 rides, 544 miles, 29,669' of climbing.
55'/mi is nice. jsigone calls that 'moundy'

Hilly rides start at 101'/mi
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Didn't make my goal of around 150 miles for the month of January, but content with the 106.5 miles I eked out, given that I'm still nursing a sore shoulder. Given how long things take to heal as we get older, I suspect it'll be bothering me for months, but I can ride now which is the important thing. Especially since I've returned the borrowed car!

Looks like at the minimum I'd be riding about 225 miles just commuting, via the shortest routes. I want to try out some longer routes, both on my way in and on my way home, as well as getting in some recreational miles on my days off, so I'll set my goal for February at 300 miles.
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
55'/mi is nice. jsigone calls that 'moundy'

Hilly rides start at 101'/mi
I'm glad I didn't claim 'hilly', though my poor n00b body calls it 'mountainous'.

Even my steep rides are merely moundy! https://www.strava.com/activities/105596862
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Originally Posted by IBOHUNT
55'/mi is nice. jsigone calls that 'moundy'

Hilly rides start at 101'/mi
sadly I've slowly conformed to IBOHUNT's profile reading does that make me a profiler as well

Watch your dog run away for a week flat = < 35'/mile
Flat = 36 - 50'/mi
Moundy = 51 - 75'/mi
Bumpy = 76 - 100'/mi
Hilly = 101' - 125'/mi
Climby = 126' - 150'/mi <-----------------This is laps around IBOHUNT neighborhood
Really? >151'/mi
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