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Category Archives: Biking
Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 2: the bike
Always sooo happy to be out of the water and on the bike 🙂 If you haven’t read the swim details, you may want to start there: https://irondaughterirondad.com/ironman-florida-race-report-2011-part-1-the-swim/ Rolling out of transition, I was in good shape…the swim went well…the transition … Continue reading
New Cervelo P2…sweet ride!
So there it is…2 days after a frame crack is discovered in my former Cervelo P2C …there’s a brand new one in my ‘man cave’ 🙂 are you kidding me?!? There is very little in the books about that level of customer service. … Continue reading
Breaking news…Cervelo to replace frame…new bike tomorrow!
Now that my friends is what I call snappy customer service! 🙂 In speaking with John at Cool Breeze Cyclery, he confirmed that he’ll have my new Cervelo P2 ready tomorrow (Wednesday) night. A _very_ impressive response time from Monday discovery of … Continue reading
I no longer have a bike to ride for Ironman Florida
In an interesting twist of fate, my local bike shop told me today that there is a crack in the frame of my trusty Cervelo P2C…no longer safe to ride …that would probably mean that it’s not been safe to … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Ironman Florida, Planning, Racing
Tagged cervelo customer service, cervelo warranty, cracked cervelo frame
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‘Epic Ride’…only a few in a lifetime
In training for Ironman each year for the past 5 years, I’ve done lots and lots of bike rides…and each year, many training rides over 100 miles….and thousands of rides over a lifetime …and out of those thousands and thousands of … Continue reading
How did you spend your Saturday? 112mi/6hr bike, 6mi/1hr run
Excellent bike and brick run on Saturday 🙂 Race rehearsal time, so 112 miles on the bike in 5:57:38, and then a 1 hour brick run _easy_Â to get dialed into my Ironman target run pace of 10:00/mile + :30 (10:30/mile) … Continue reading
Ironman High Intensity Training (HIT): Bike long rides
This year in preparation for Ironman, I’ve worked in as much HIT (High Intensity Training) into each week as I can, using workout guidelines published by the folks at Endurance Nation (EN). Earlier in the season, I overshot the mark … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Ironman, Planning, Training
Tagged high intensity training, HIT, ironman bike training, ironman long ride
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butt fatigue…updating my fit and probably saddle
With 8 weeks to go, I’m now finalizing my equipment choices for Ironman Florida. As my rides have increased in volume, I’ve been getting some ‘butt fatigue’ as the hours roll along…hard to stay in that aero position if your butt … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Training
Tagged bike fit, bike fit NC, Bruce Guild, cobb saddles, comfortable bike seat, retul nc
7 Comments
Pondering my ‘final’ bike training zones
With 8 weeks before Ironman, 5-6 weeks of training, and a 2-3 week taper, I’m starting to _really_ get serious …alright…you’ve probably thought that I’m pretty serious up to now …that was me being relaxed 🙂 With my last bike … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Planning, Testing, Training
Tagged establishing bike training zones, establishing FTP
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Bike Functional Threshold Power (FTP): 270-280 Watts
Trying to fit in my bike test this week was a bit of a challenge…particularly since I also wanted to get in a running test, and be back at normal training volume for the weekend. …and I also will be … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Ironman, Ironman Florida, Planning, Racing, Running, Testing, Training
Tagged ftp testing, ironman bike pace, ironman race planning
4 Comments
1 day off from exercise…too funny that it’s noteworthy
We took a little trip out-of-town this past Labor Day weekend, so in the spirit of ‘recovery’ and ‘vacation’, I actually took 1 day off from exercise …only noteworthy, since it was my first day off from exercise in 6 weeks 🙂 … Continue reading
Biking in the wind…a few lessons learned
Fun day on the bike yesterday, off the back end of Hurricane Irene…no rain left, but still windy…18MPH (29KPH) gusting to 26MPH (42KPH)…and hot…going out the door at 76F (24C), and finishing at 88F (31C)., with dripping humidity. So with a planned 4 hour ride in … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Ironman Florida, Planning, Racing, Testing, Training
Tagged bike dehydration wind, bike in the wind, ironman florida bike
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Cycling in the heat…go inside and pull out the trainer
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the challenge of maintaining running pace and doing High Intensity Training (HIT) in the heat, with Heart Rate and RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) running higher than normal because of the body’s … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Training
Tagged cycling in the heat, interval training heat
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…I just kept on going…
A funny thing happened last Friday night as I was taking my mountain bike, just back from the shop, out of the SUV to put into the house…I just kept on going…like for an hour. We had just gotten back from dinner, … Continue reading
Exercise calories burned…watch those bike calories
One of the challenges in counting calories is that the numbers just really aren’t very accurate…particularly exercise calories, since there are a lot of variables that come into play. …for example swimming…since I’m not a particularly elegant swimmer, the number of calories … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Nutrition
Tagged calorie calculation too high, calories burned bike
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