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Forum ยป Anyone here into cycling? (real cycling, no creatine)
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Thread: Anyone here into cycling? (real cycling, no creatine)

post 1684073703 06-05-2023, 09:48 PM
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Anyone here into cycling? (real cycling, no creatine)

I bought a road bike a week ago and I really like it but my leg endurance is **** especially on hills or in windy conditions.

How do I get better brahs?
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post 1684074553 06-05-2023, 10:09 PM
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I advise you to bike more. That will be $1400
post 1684098413 06-06-2023, 10:41 AM
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I love riding a bike but cant stand doing it outside.

I live by the beach so its constantly windy.

Plus I live in san diego which is like the hit and run capital of the world so eventually, its almost a given someone will run you down and leave you for dead.

I like to ride indoors by hooking my bike to a trainer. I watch videos of people walking around or of guys riding up alps and such for a better workout. You just change gears to sort of match the difficulty level you see on tv.

Sort of a hillbilly peleton I guess.

This was a cheap solution for me to workout and you can use it year round. Paid less than $100 for the trainer in amazon. They are all price ranges.
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post 1684099323 06-06-2023, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted By crupiea⏩
I love riding a bike but cant stand doing it outside.

I live by the beach so its constantly windy.

Plus I live in san diego which is like the hit and run capital of the world so eventually, its almost a given someone will run you down and leave you for dead.

I like to ride indoors by hooking my bike to a trainer. I watch videos of people walking around or of guys riding up alps and such for a better workout. You just change gears to sort of match the difficulty level you see on tv.

Sort of a hillbilly peleton I guess.

This was a cheap solution for me to workout and you can use it year round. Paid less than $100 for the trainer in amazon. They are all price ranges.
so much of this city has dedicated bike lanes though.

i'll ride for 15-20 miles sometimes (roundtrip)
post 1684099483 06-06-2023, 10:56 AM
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You're in Canada, there's some good MOUNTAIN BIKING up there.

Mountain biking is a way more sundry style of biking; technical climbing hills, technical descending, jumps, safer offroad areas with no cars, harder workout, etc etc.

I also sometimes prefer my mountain bike for around town because the big tires make it easier to ride on sidewalks, over curbs, off the shoulder of the road on dirt, etc

cliffs: try a mountain bike.
post 1684099903 06-06-2023, 11:04 AM
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Just keep doing it alot

Use strava or something to track your rides so you can work improving

Drink electrolytes and carb up before you go out
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post 1684100823 06-06-2023, 11:19 AM
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I love my spin bike, used to run a lot but joints are blown out; spin bike and watch some YouTube, low intensity cardio is a breeze. Get better by doing it more?
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post 1684102793 06-06-2023, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
You're in Canada, there's some good MOUNTAIN BIKING up there.
Mountain biking is a way more sundry style of biking; technical climbing hills, technical descending, jumps, safer offroad areas with no cars, harder workout, etc etc.
I also sometimes prefer my mountain bike for around town because the big tires make it easier to ride on sidewalks, over curbs, off the shoulder of the road on dirt, etc
cliffs: try a mountain bike.
This

Stay off the roads brah, too many retards driving
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