Rude Awakening? (1st Post)
05-28-20, 04:41 PM
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Spinning and road cycling are totally different sports IMO. They use primarily leg muscles in a somewhat similar manner, but other than that they are not related.
05-29-20, 04:25 AM
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Interesting. An hour of zwift or spin is way more difficult than an hour of solo riding outside. I'm a puddle of sweat and noodled legs after an all out hour of zwift or spin.
Of course those things aren't real riding- wind, hills, etc all affect outdoor riding, but the inability to coast ever on trainers makes for significant difficulty for me.
Of course those things aren't real riding- wind, hills, etc all affect outdoor riding, but the inability to coast ever on trainers makes for significant difficulty for me.
Very Well put mstateglfr "I'm a puddle of sweat and noodled legs after an all out hour of zwift or spin".
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