Bicyclists explained (video)
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no. its about being an all around elite athlete. it definitely can get you in the best shape of your life. i was for sure, but i was 6'0 175 when i started and dropped 10 pounds. my waistline looked better than ever but i had no chest. i stopped doing crossfit and started a bulking routine and ate a ton and gained 20 pounds, then i bought a bike and im back down to 175 but im bigger and stronger than the last time i was 175. when i did it i wasnt strong enough to do most of the WODs as prescribed unless i wanted to do them really slowly so i was always back and forth between speed and strength. i ran my fastest 5k times without ever training for them. i would just sign up and go run them and do better than i did the last time.
#27
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From: Pennsyl-tuckey
Bikes: '86 Cannondale SR400, '86 Pugeot PX10, '92 Bianchi Axis, '95 Bianchi Campione d'Italia, '00 Fondriest X-Status, '08 Specialized Roubaix, '13 Cannondale CAADX
That's hilarious! I think it reflects how much of the public perceives cyclists. We should invite him to go hill climbing.
He's gonna dull that machete tapping the rack like that...
He's gonna dull that machete tapping the rack like that...
#28
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From: N Central Illinois
Bikes: 12 Bianchi Oltre VDCM,11 Bianchi Cavaria, 13 Bianchi Cavaria,12 Bianchi infinito, couple vintage Bianchi's and a 1980 alan super record
An athlete is someone that trains and competes in sports period. I used to be an athlete 30 years ago, but now only exercise for better health and fitness. Therefore I am as machete dude described and proud of it......
Last edited by triumph.1; 09-11-11 at 02:10 PM.
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