for the record I don't want anyone to think that i am assuming sprinting 100m is the same as track cycling sprinting, and this will somehow be a walk in the park but i can see a lot of similarity and feel it suits me down to the ground. I'll be a lot happier focusing on something akin to what i've always known and loved.
I'm no expert, and may be biased coming from an endurance (running/cycling) background myself, but I would've thought for competing in, for example, team sprints and the kilo (events lasting a lot longer than 11 seconds), you'd want to do some aerobic orientated training. Probably no need to slog out 70 miles on a Sunday morning ride but I reckon a few Saturday sessions at HH would be a good thing, then obviously the sprint-specific sessions on top.
Good for aerobic development, plus the more time spent getting used to bike handling on the track the better IMO.
I'm no expert, and may be biased coming from an endurance (running/cycling) background myself, but I would've thought for competing in, for example, team sprints and the kilo (events lasting a lot longer than 11 seconds), you'd want to do some aerobic orientated training. Probably no need to slog out 70 miles on a Sunday morning ride but I reckon a few Saturday sessions at HH would be a good thing, then obviously the sprint-specific sessions on top.
Good for aerobic development, plus the more time spent getting used to bike handling on the track the better IMO.