HumbleHubby
New Member
Hi all,
New to the forum and wanted to talk to like minded people about cycling.
I wanted your opinion please :-)
I signed up Deliveroo but I enjoyed cycling when I was younger, just got a cycle to work scheme bike and gear, mrs wasn't impressed with all the cost.
I tried my first shift today and I could only do 2 miles / 4.8km and as there were alot of elavation, I had to stop on a number of occasions. Is this normal?, I feel exceptionally unfit.
I was planning everyday to go and cycle around 10km to get used to cycling and to let my legs get used to it for say two weeks before starting Deliveroo.
What is your opinion? Would you just do day on and day off? and push yourself to do 10km.
I am currently 6ft, 103.3kg / 16.2 stone, classed as Obese and when there was no lockdown did 1 hour cardio single day. At present since December's lockdown have not been doing any exercise. However, my diet is pretty clean and I have lost 7kgish in the last 2 months.
Thanks all
Damian
New to the forum and wanted to talk to like minded people about cycling.
I wanted your opinion please :-)
I signed up Deliveroo but I enjoyed cycling when I was younger, just got a cycle to work scheme bike and gear, mrs wasn't impressed with all the cost.
I tried my first shift today and I could only do 2 miles / 4.8km and as there were alot of elavation, I had to stop on a number of occasions. Is this normal?, I feel exceptionally unfit.
I was planning everyday to go and cycle around 10km to get used to cycling and to let my legs get used to it for say two weeks before starting Deliveroo.
What is your opinion? Would you just do day on and day off? and push yourself to do 10km.
I am currently 6ft, 103.3kg / 16.2 stone, classed as Obese and when there was no lockdown did 1 hour cardio single day. At present since December's lockdown have not been doing any exercise. However, my diet is pretty clean and I have lost 7kgish in the last 2 months.
Thanks all
Damian