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The Skymass ride !!!
This ride starts at Front Royal, foes to Skyline, for the Cat 2 climb from the gate, then heads to 211, for a fast descent to Luray. From there, we tackle Massanutten moutain for our second Cat 2 climb of the day. From there… easy riding back to Front Royal… If your legs are still alive that is
Garmin Training Center (.tcx)
Best format for turn by turn directions on Garmin Edge 500 Cycling GPS Will provide true turn by turn navigation on Garmin Edge 800 GPS Cycling …
Training Guide »
The table below shows an estimate of calories burned for every hour done at certain speed.
Speed MPH
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
Weight lbs
CALORIES PER HOUR
110
293
348
404
448
509
586
662
120
315
375
437
484
550
634
718
130
338
402
469
521
592
683
773
140
360
430
502
557
633
731
828
150
383
457
534
593
675
779
883
160
405
485
567
629
717
828
938
170
427
512
599
666
758
876
993
180
450
540
632
702
800
925
1048
190
472
567
664
738
841
973
1104
200
495
595
697
774
883
1021
1159
The table below shows an estimate of calories burned for every mile done at certain speed.
Speed MPH
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
Weight lbs
CALORIES PER MILE
110
24.42
24.86
26.93
28.00
29.94
32.56
34.84
120
26.25
26.79
29.13
30.25
32.35
35.22
37.79
130
28.12
28.71
31.27
32.56
34.82
37.94
40.68
140
30.00
30.71
33.47
34.81
37.24
40.61
43.58
150
31.92
32.64
35.60
37.06
39.71
43.28
46.47
160
33.75
34.64
37.80
39.31
42.18
46.00
49.37
170
35.58
36.57
39.93
41.63
44.59
48.67
52.26
180
37.50
38.57
42.13
43.88
47.06
51.39
55.16
190
39.33
40.50
44.27
46.13
49.47
54.06
58.11
200
41.25
42.50
46.47
48.38
51.94
56.72
61.00
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Training Guide »
I’ve written before about heart rate training and the importance of doing zone training, which can be done using heart rate or power (when cycling). However, the most common mistake is trying to determine your heart rate zones using HRmax, or maximal heart rate, which is why I talked about using your Anaerobic Threshold to determine your training zones.
One danger of using HRmax as a guide to your zone has to do with the fact that the fitness benefits of training do not depend on how close you are from …
Awesome Rides, Ride Guide, Training Guide »
Hello everyone,
After spending last Sunday doing the hardest 50 miles on Skyline, starting from the gate, all the way up to Big Meadows, I started wondering how does this ride compare to all the other rides we’ve done over the last few years.
In doing so, I’ve created the all-new R3Q factor. What is the R3Q, you ask? It’s the Rodrigo Ride Rating factor !!!
The purpose of creating and using this factor is that it allows me to compare any two rides and evaluate how hard (or easy) the ride will …
Training Guide »
Critical for any cyclist, or in general any endurance athlete is determining the training zones. The most common way of measuring and identifying training zones is by power output and heart rate.
Power output is very specific to cycling and requires a bicycle equipped with a power meter. Heart rate is simpler and more generic, as it applies to cyclist as well as any other type of endurance athlete, so it’s ideal for tri-athletes, as it can be used both on the bike as well as on the run (even in …
Training Guide »
Today, I’m talking about High Intensity Interval Training with Endurance.
This is a specific type of interval training. Specifically, 60 Second HIIT Workouts, which are designed to completely exhaust your muscles of their stored energy, this energy will take 24hr to 48 hrs to replenish. This HIIT training is superb for immediate fat burning and weight loss. The fat burning occurs also during the important post-workout period, as it primes your body to continue burning fat for hours after the workout is complete.
