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| Group vs Training rides, what's the difference? |
| Posted by: webgeek on Friday, May 02, 2008 - 07:12 PM (2900 Reads) |
What is the difference?
I usually try to refer to the faster (cut-throat, everyone-for-themselves, EFT?) rides as Training rides and the more casual managed paced rides as Group rides. Of course most organized rides end up somewhere in between, with an accommodation of some kind for the slower riders, like most of our weekend rides. At the extremes, the pure Group ride is too rigid and pure Training ride is too stressful. In the pure states, neither formula are of great benefit for most of the riders. A pure group ride is too slow for most riders and pure "race simulation" training ride is too stressful to allow for recovery.
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| Bicycle Accidents |
| Posted by: webgeek on Saturday, March 29, 2008 - 03:02 AM (3377 Reads) |
Bicycle wrongful deaths accounted for 2 percent of all traffic fatalities, and cyclists made up 2 percent of all the people injured in auto accidents during the year. In 2002, 662 riders were killed in bicycle accidents and an additional 48,000 were injured in bike accidents. During that year, bicycle riders accounted ...
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