Get Off My Trail
Another group to ride with, the Herd, is a great option when you need some fellow rides to keep you I from riding lazy. I ended up riding on last bit for 30 minutes to get a picture. For some reason Zwift randomly doesn’t take one and then I don’t have one. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9
Riding with a group pushes you to do better than if you are just cruising along on your own. The 3R group on Zwift is a great group to join if you want to push harder and get better. At least I keep hoping all the sweat and pain will lead me to get better. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9
It’s my son’s birthday so I had just enough time to sneak in a ride before grabbing him from school to go to lunch. All those french fry calories won’t burn them selves. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9
Watching Dr Who while I ride in England. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9
Just cruisin’ on a recovery day. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9
My numbers aren’t your numbers. That’s what Zwift teaches me every time I do one of these rides. I find group around me can output 2 Watt/kg and totally drop me when I do 3Watt/kg. Over time I’ve learned that it has to do with some amount of lag. In the real world you can respond when someone sprints or when you noticed you’ve fallen
It’s been a while since I’ve managed to do a 3R ride. Glad I found one today. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9
In a break from tradition I thought that I’d try New York instead of Makuri today. I’ve walked the Highline trail in New York. The Zwift version is not that trail. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer
Warming up in the sand and then trying to keep up with the group during the tour. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer
40 kilometers sounds longer than 25 miles. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer