Greg2015
Cruising
- Mar 8, 2015
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Hello everyone,
I'm a new member and looking for a little advice. I've done some sprint triathlons but now I'd like to move onto
longer distance rides.
I just signed up for the Kashiwa 120km event. I took a good few months off from exercise and I want to get back into the swing of things.
I have a few questions if anyone could help.
Is it a terrible idea to ride to the event and back? I live around Kokubunji... I imagine it would take 45 to 60km to get there.
I have about 40 days to train. Any advice on how to go about it? When I trained for the Sprint Triathlons I would ride 20km hard and a total of 40km in a day.
The most I've ever ridden was in the U.S. It was 50 miles with leisurely stop-n-go's... I would say I did well and wasn't so tired.
The Tamagawa bike path is pretty close to me... You think I should just train there? Any other good training spots near Kokubunji?
Any help would go a far way for me. I do appreciate it.
Thanks a lot!
I'm a new member and looking for a little advice. I've done some sprint triathlons but now I'd like to move onto
longer distance rides.
I just signed up for the Kashiwa 120km event. I took a good few months off from exercise and I want to get back into the swing of things.
I have a few questions if anyone could help.
Is it a terrible idea to ride to the event and back? I live around Kokubunji... I imagine it would take 45 to 60km to get there.
I have about 40 days to train. Any advice on how to go about it? When I trained for the Sprint Triathlons I would ride 20km hard and a total of 40km in a day.
The most I've ever ridden was in the U.S. It was 50 miles with leisurely stop-n-go's... I would say I did well and wasn't so tired.
The Tamagawa bike path is pretty close to me... You think I should just train there? Any other good training spots near Kokubunji?
Any help would go a far way for me. I do appreciate it.
Thanks a lot!