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Old 10-11-05 | 08:14 AM
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Now that the season is over...

... and we reflect on this year's race season, I am also thinking of how to improve for next year. Does anyone have any ideas, or any off season training tips for me? I've read about and know some about getting base miles but could anyone elaborate on that idea for me? Also, any off season training techniques would be appreciated.

Thanks and congratulations to everyone out there who participated in this year's race season. I hope you saw improvement through the year and reached a goal or two that you set out to obtain.

Keep pedaling.
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Old 10-11-05 | 08:17 AM
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They say Cyclocross is a good way to maintain fitness. I remeber doing it one season on my MTB bike. It was tough, but lots of fun.
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Old 10-11-05 | 09:15 AM
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There is no off season. Just some seasons that have shiny medals and trophies, and other seasons that have rain and wind.
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Old 10-11-05 | 08:50 PM
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-race track.
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-race cyclocross.

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Old 10-12-05 | 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Jarery
There is no off season. Just some seasons that have shiny medals and trophies, and other seasons that have rain and wind.
Agreeably funny.
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