People forget that the first ~15 hours o training get you ~90% of your fitness.
The next 15 hours only add a little bit more =)
You forgot to add, doing all that while doing a part-time Phd, learning a second language and participating in the local symphony. The number of posts I've read about super human age groups here on ST, who would dominate the pro triathlon fields if only they had their easy life, is remarkable.
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The next 15 hours only add a little bit more =)
Sanuk wrote:
I'd say that being an age group banker or lawyer who works 50+ hours per week and has a family and finds time to train 10+ hours per week You forgot to add, doing all that while doing a part-time Phd, learning a second language and participating in the local symphony. The number of posts I've read about super human age groups here on ST, who would dominate the pro triathlon fields if only they had their easy life, is remarkable.
Kat Hunter reports on the San Dimas Stage Race from inside the GC winning team
Aeroweenie.com -Compendium of Aero Data and Knowledge
Freelance sports & outdoors writer Kathryn Hunter