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The winner of the BBC British Cyclosportive competition.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/othe...ng/6587351.stm -- Simon Mason http://www.simonmason.karoo.net |
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"Simon Mason" wrote in message ... The winner of the BBC British Cyclosportive competition. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/othe...ng/6587351.stm The BBC seem to be playing down the fact that he is a PE teacher. Not exactly unfit, but I guess with only two-three months you're not really going to get an unfit person trained in time. |
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On 30 Apr, 09:19, "elyob" wrote:
"Simon Mason" wrote in message ... The winner of the BBC British Cyclosportive competition. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/othe...ng/6587351.stm The BBC seem to be playing down the fact that he is a PE teacher. Not exactly unfit, but I guess with only two-three months you're not really going to get an unfit person trained in time. I think this will be rather telling. As a PE Teacher you'd expect the guy to be reasonably fit, so just what will it take to get him in shape from 6 miles a day to 120 miles in one day. He should have some understanding of the training processes involved. Perhaps it will give him a new perspective on what he teaches the kids at his school. David Lloyd |
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I think this will be rather telling. As a PE Teacher you'd expect the
guy to be reasonably fit, so just what will it take to get him in shape from 6 miles a day to 120 miles in one day. He's already good for 120 miles. What will be difficult is getting him fit to do it in a competitive time (with the chaps he's riding with/against, not the TDF lot). What would be really impressive is getting him fit enough to do similar times and distances on consecutive days. I'm in awe of the real athletes. |
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On Apr 30, 10:07 pm, Mark Thompson
pleasegivegenerously@warmmail*_turn_up_the_heat_t o_reply*.com wrote: I think this will be rather telling. As a PE Teacher you'd expect the guy to be reasonably fit, so just what will it take to get him in shape from 6 miles a day to 120 miles in one day. He's already good for 120 miles. What will be difficult is getting him fit to do it in a competitive time (with the chaps he's riding with/against, not the TDF lot). What would be really impressive is getting him fit enough to do similar times and distances on consecutive days. I'm in awe of the real athletes. Fitness wise most people can do 100 miles in a day. What needs to be done is to learn how to do it efficiently and comfortably. That takes practice ant some good advice. He might be better off talking to the Audax lot than the racing contingent. Then again, being able to do it comfortably and easily isn't really what teh BBC want - they want struggle, determination, and making it look hard and only possible for supermen. 'snot 'good tele' otherwise. ...d |
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