You can "believe" whatever you want. Literature will contradict you. A trained cyclist will have a higher vo2 reading on a cycling tests and a lower reading on a running test; a runner will have a lower reading on a cycling test and a higher one on a treadmill test. What will those differences be? I don't know.
maybe BrianCD will post numbers for you (but those would be HIS, and he is trained in cycling and running methinks)
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True in most instances; with the one exception that I know of being snowshoeing which actually increases VO2 max for RUNNING more than running itself...with this said, snowshoeing is much closer to running than cycling; so I believe that the point still stands.
Stephen J
I believe my local reality has been violated.
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Happiness = Results / (Expectations)^2
maybe BrianCD will post numbers for you (but those would be HIS, and he is trained in cycling and running methinks)
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True in most instances; with the one exception that I know of being snowshoeing which actually increases VO2 max for RUNNING more than running itself...with this said, snowshoeing is much closer to running than cycling; so I believe that the point still stands.
Stephen J
I believe my local reality has been violated.
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Happiness = Results / (Expectations)^2