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bigoldsideofham



Reged: 23/12/2007
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Re: training zones
      19/12/2008 19:12

I agree heart rate is good when you are feeling unwell. But not to identify when to go home. Youve already got it wrong if that happens. If you feel unwell in many occasions you can still ride keeping in a lower pulse zone. But the fact remains you can still set a falsely low power level to work at and achieve a more accurate recovery ride. Some virus' will actually slow your heart, not speed it up so again you would be working too hard without knowing it.

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* training zones jcd 18/10/2008 17:23
. * * Re: training zones I_G   19/12/2008 13:37
. * * Re: training zones jonporter   19/12/2008 13:56
. * * Re: training zones I_G   19/12/2008 13:59
. * * Re: training zones bigoldsideofham   19/12/2008 17:32
. * * Re: training zones I_G   19/12/2008 18:10
. * * Re: training zones bigoldsideofham   19/12/2008 19:12
. * * Re: training zones I_G   19/12/2008 19:14
. * * Re: training zones bigoldsideofham   19/12/2008 19:20
. * * Re: training zones I_G   19/12/2008 19:31
. * * Re: training zones kieran   19/12/2008 20:27

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