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AAAC 76C

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LIVING THE DREAM
Thanks Whorty, I was clearly not trying hard enough! I might have managed to keep up if it had been 5 k shorter!

Just for you and not Whorty you mean?
 

AAAC 76C

Large Member
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LIVING THE DREAM
Not pushed it up over the 180's before, but felt surprisingly OK once I finished :okay: Clearly getting fitter and my body is coping with the exercise stress I'm putting it through :sweat:

The calm before the storm!
 

AAAC 76C

Large Member
Location
LIVING THE DREAM
Don't your pilots sit in the left seat? I thought it was just cars you were on the wrong side.

Don't know about fixed wing but all the helicopters we make have the primary rotor controls on the right.
Duals can be, and often are, fitted on the left.
In a dual drew aircraft the Captain will often sit on the left but that is because he is the Mission Commander/Captain and not necessarily the Pilot.
Not so in the Apache AH64D where there is a tandem configuration and the primary rotor controls are in the back but the Captain sits in the front and commands the Mission and Weapons.
 

bobinski

Legendary Member
Location
Tulse Hill
Its all that Zwifting that Whorty does that has helped him get his HR up :tongue: That and he is getting fitter. Carl, like AAAC says always a good idea to keep an eye on HR going down steadily following an all out effort even at your youthful age.
Mine is 10-15bpm more from zwifting than it ever was on bkool recently peaking at 187 on a Zwift training plan.. I think its because i tend to do longer fast paced endurance rides than shorter races. And that may be one of reasons why Carl has improved so much too? Of course, it could equally happen on the right TR training plan.

Mid october:
your peak 5 second heart rate was 181 BPM

- your peak 10 second heart rate was 181 BPM

- your peak 1 minute heart rate was 176 BPM

- your peak 5 minute heart rate was 170 BPM

- your peak 10 minute heart rate was 169 BPM

- your peak 20 minute heart rate was 166 BPM

- your peak 60 minute heart rate was 150 BPM
 
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