JuhaL
Guru
- Location
- Eura, Finland
All what i can do for aching legs is rest and stretch. Of course it depends what is the reason for aching legs.
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JuhaL
Guru
- Location
- Eura, Finland
Maybe it’s time for me to do some self-examination and focused more to carbohydrate fueling. Need to work with that and see how it works.Nate on TrainerRoad swears by massive carb consumption to combat aching legs
Yes,. Ill look up some stretch routines
Im trying to be better and reduce my vast weightdon
Brusgaard
Über Guru
- Location
- Skive, Denmark
<Tommy>
Guru
- Location
- Camden, London
<Tommy>
Guru
- Location
- Camden, London
Good luck tonight chaps !
mjd1988
Guru
Remember to change your primary team to CycleChat on ZwiftPower.
Good reminder
.Done it now.
Just back from a 30 miler with Wendy - so should be warmed up (or nackered).
JuhaL
Guru
- Location
- Eura, Finland
I have never thought that someday Zwift racing is coming out on Eurosport, well it happens now. New direction of spring classics?, i hope not.
Brendan Parker
Veteran
- Location
- essex, england
is there a different channel for the different groups? or all on same channel??
mjd1988
Guru
Probably makes sense to have a different one for each group doesnt it? Just for races?
I'll be there tonight - not sure how I'll fair. Hoping the competitiveness kicks in as the clock counts down On paper this stage should be ok for me - little lumps just long enough to go with any attacks and hold on to the lead group .... so long as I don't get caught in any sticky drafts going up Piccadilly.
Attack point tonight, assuming you make it over Northumberland Ave lump before the laps start, are :
- Piccadilly ... but not just the climb, also the descent. A lot of people drop the power on the descent, but at the bottom, as you turn left from St James's St onto Pall Mall you need to add power back fast ... as you enter Pall Mall the incline kicks up briefly. Not for long, just a few hundred yards, but enough to get dropped if you don't up the power on time. My advice, as you're turning left after the descent then hit the power and keep it on until you're over the short lump.
- Just after the sprint on The Mall and leading up to Hyde Park corner. There is a little drag there of about 1%, not much, but if you're in the red after the sprint can feel worse. Don't drop wheels after the sprint, or if someone drops your wheel make them work to get back on
- A little climb on Birdcage Walk. Again not big, just a few hundred yards but I think it's about 3%. If later in the ride, and legs tired, watch for the attacks there.
I'll be watching our zombie friend Petersen, and looking out for any attacks from any B sandbaggers who might be able to pull me free from the crowd Edit: just checked ZP and don't see any powerful B sandbaggers, but I guess there could be some signed up who aren't on ZP
6 CCers in C tonight, 6 in B, 2 in D .... great turnout again
On paper this stage should be ok for me - little lumps just long enough to go with any attacks and hold on to the lead group .... so long as I don't get caught in any sticky drafts going up Piccadilly.Attack point tonight, assuming you make it over Northumberland Ave lump before the laps start, are :
- Piccadilly ... but not just the climb, also the descent. A lot of people drop the power on the descent, but at the bottom, as you turn left from St James's St onto Pall Mall you need to add power back fast ... as you enter Pall Mall the incline kicks up briefly. Not for long, just a few hundred yards, but enough to get dropped if you don't up the power on time. My advice, as you're turning left after the descent then hit the power and keep it on until you're over the short lump.
- Just after the sprint on The Mall and leading up to Hyde Park corner. There is a little drag there of about 1%, not much, but if you're in the red after the sprint can feel worse. Don't drop wheels after the sprint, or if someone drops your wheel make them work to get back on
- A little climb on Birdcage Walk. Again not big, just a few hundred yards but I think it's about 3%. If later in the ride, and legs tired, watch for the attacks there.
I'll be watching our zombie friend Petersen, and looking out for any attacks from any B sandbaggers who might be able to pull me free from the crowd
Edit: just checked ZP and don't see any powerful B sandbaggers, but I guess there could be some signed up who aren't on ZP6 CCers in C tonight
, 6 in B, 2 in D .... great turnout again
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