Morning's when i don't have to walk the mutt just seemed like the best time for getting a session done. Lunchtimes might make sense but i always find something gets in the way. Evenings will depend on my workload and being a light sleeper i'm keen to avoid disturbing my routine too much. Getting up a bit earlier to have something to eat/drink sounds sensible and i'll try a lunchtime session to see how i like it.
I haven't really thought about my goals but i'm not looking to loose weight. Ideally i'd probably be looking to build stamina/power for faster shorter road rides or inter sessions at the track. Any suggestions on what TR training program to try? Can't remember which one i picked but it seems mainly sweet spot sessions which i'm not loving.
Sage advice. I had few problems keeping a routine when i competed in my earlier years (not cycling) but motivating myself to get fit for the sake of it is tough. I'll check out the XC programs for some more sprinty stuff.
Thanks all, helpful stuff here.
Morning's when i don't have to walk the mutt just seemed like the best time for getting a session done. Lunchtimes might make sense but i always find something gets in the way. Evenings will depend on my workload and being a light sleeper i'm keen to avoid disturbing my routine too much. Getting up a bit earlier to have something to eat/drink sounds sensible and i'll try a lunchtime session to see how i like it.
I haven't really thought about my goals but i'm not looking to loose weight. Ideally i'd probably be looking to build stamina/power for faster shorter road rides or inter sessions at the track. Any suggestions on what TR training program to try? Can't remember which one i picked but it seems mainly sweet spot sessions which i'm not loving.