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  • Use the right gear and it may not be about pedalling faster!

  • If you're beaten by someone pedaling slower than you then you're still not pedaling fast enough. Pedal faster.

  • I try to keep my tactics a secret, I'm going to have to kill anyone that read my post...

  • Cross post, but would anyone be up for a trip into the peaks in early October?
    Bit of a two day training camp, staying at a hostel Friday, Saturday night?
    Say weekend of the 11th October? Obviously open to mtbers as well...

  • Give me a shout if it happens, being Manc way I can generally ride out to the peak anyway.

  • I think I'm heading out there Saturday, not 100% though.

  • Track:
    +dimi3 +Colm89 +Yukirin

    Fixed Crits:
    +dimi3 +Yukirin

    Road racing:
    +skinny +Kompute

    Time trialling:
    +hippy +umop3pisdn

    CX:
    +Howard +andyp

    Hillclimbs:
    +Chalfie

    CX MTB:
    +mmccarthy

    Triathlon:
    +ewanmac +Sainsburys_Ed

    Audax:
    +Vesalius

    Sportives:
    +Dammit?

    I'll stick my name on the list of interests. Not done any racing before, and tbh I struggle for time, but looking to get LVV accredited over the winter, Herne Hill pre season, get a little Dolan to race on over Xmas and give it a go.

  • Good shout, once you have done the Junior development stuff at the track, you can move onto the road.

  • I don't think I'll move on to road racing. I enjoy going on long casual/social rides, geared or fixed, but I think I'd prefer to keep that side of cycling separate and keep racing to fixed tracks and crits. Otherwise I'll just turn everything bike related into "Training". I mentally need the separation otherwise I'll just lose mojo.
    Atleast, that's how I feel now...

  • It was just a bit of trackie ribbing, rather than being serious advice.

    Though i agree it can become problematic, seperating the fun from the training. I'm reluctant to add more structure to mine currently for fear it will just make everything dull.

  • @KL has a fair bit of (stupidly) long distance tri experience I think.

    Although my advice tends to amount to go further and take all your clothes off.

  • Has anyone done intervals like this on rollers instead of a turbo trainer? It's all I have but I am still a bit shaky on them. Sprinting flat out sounds like it could end in tears.

  • ^ I have and have had the same issue. I've used the BC warn up: http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/insightzone/physical_preparation/planning_for_performance/article/izn20130214-Warm-Up-0
    The flat out bits tended to be as fast as I could without coming off and I was doing it fixed as well which meant the speed up was a bit more gradual than with gears.

  • Tester does. I'v never understood how you can get enough resistance to do proper sprint intervals on rollers.

    http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/202113/

  • Ridiculously high GI adds a fair amount of resistance. Even on something as spinny as rollers (speaking from experience of trying to push 400 GI)

  • @dimi3 have you got plans for nocturne fixed crit again next year?
    @HoKe are you going to be too busy?
    Who is Paul Evans on here?

  • Paul Evans here, do we know each other? I'll definitely be riding the Nocturne Crit next year and any other track crits. I have it on good authority that Red Hook is coming to London next year, it would be great to get a forum team together for that.

  • No, don't think we have met. I spotted your name on the results sheet for the Nocturne but didn't know your forum name. RHC London would be awesome.

    There is a list for anyone interested in some LFGSS L2/L3 track skills sessions at LVV.

  • Update because list.

    Track:
    +dimi3 +Colm89 +Yukirin

    Fixed Crits:
    +dimi3 +Yukirin

    Road racing:
    +skinny +Kompute

    Time trialling:
    +hippy +umop3pisdn

    CX:
    +Howard +andyp

    Hillclimbs:
    +Chalfie

    CX MTB:
    +mmccarthy

    Triathlon:
    +ewanmac +Sainsburys_Ed

    Audax:
    +Vesalius

    Sportives:
    +Dammit?

    So ended up with a Bob Jackson instead of a Dolan. L3 Stratford but not planning to carry on there until much later this year.
    Race accredited for Herne Hill. Still slow and no endurance.
    Will get BC silver race next month.

  • Falling off:
    hippy

    Whinging about falling off:
    hippy

  • Can I still be counted, given I no longer live in London.....or England for that matter?

    That said, I can ride a track bike around in circles...

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