Bike Penticton
Penticton and Area Cycling Association
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Going for a ride
This is a picture of me out on my bike.
With a few biggish rides recently, i’m slowly piling on the kilometres. Slowly picking up speed as i get fitness into the legs. After about 500kms of slow riding, ill look to start interval training to find some real speed. I am roughly half way there at 249 kilometres on this new bike.
19th December
Went for a long ride out to Jindera, suffered greatly on this long ride, i ran out of energy. No breakfast and no food on the road. Notice the heart rate compared to the other rides and over a longer time and distance.
DST = 60 km
MXS = 51.5 kph
AVS = 21.2 kph
Tm = 2 hr 52 min
AVG HR = 153 bpm (76% of Max HR)
23rd December
DST = 35.173 km
MXS = 42.4 kph
AVS =22.3 kph
Tm = 1 hr 34
AVG HR =132 bpm (66% of MHR)
26th December
DST = 30.549 km
MXS = 48.9 kph
AVS = 20.2
TM = 1 hr 30.47
AVG HR = 130 (65% of MHR)
27th December
DST = 44.036
MXS = 40.8 kph
AVS = 23.1 kph
TM = 1 hr 54 min
Friday, December 25, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Some arent meant to be naked
Nice Bike, bet it goes fast..
Cycling naked, would you do it?? Ive never tried it but theres always a first time for everything. Maybe one day ill join a ride naked day and ride with the masses.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong wallpaper
For some inspiration to work out harder.
Lance Selling Blackberries
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Riding
Yesterdays ride was a casual ride mainly for a photo session with a hill that tested the legs. Todays ride was a bit different with a ten minute session at over 80% of max heart rate. It was quite a good effort to stretch the legs and test the fitness. A few more sessions of that should see the fitness jump right up.
Todays Ride
33 kilometers
Average speed – 23 kph
Time 1 hour and 28 minutes
While out on the road i met up with a guy who i rode with on the way back. A nice chap who is a teacher. He saw my Canada jersey so we had plenty to chat about on the ride back into town. With our cycling and travel we had plenty to keep the conversation flowing. He spent a year in the French Alps and found the lifestyle very relaxing compared to here. He said that the French seemed to endulge in a lot of things but moderately where as the Australians tend to choose one or two things and do it intensely. A very good point to ponder.