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4 contributions to EnduranceworX
Tri Bike - Which One?
So I recently had a bike fit and found that the optimum position for me was a long way from what I had been using. The result is my Trek Emonda has been sold (turn out I had a frame size too small). Now caught in a quandary about do I get another road bike I can adapt to fit me then still use later on the road, or get a time trial bike that is dialed into to my fit? I do have a Specialized Diverge that I train on during winter that is actually a great fit for me, and can flip it between gravel and road set up, so not sure I really need a second road bike. Anyway would appreciate thought from those that have TT bikes, I should say that doing my first Ironman distance in July but likely to drop back to Standard and Sprint in coming years. Cheers Tom
1 like • Mar 4
@Tom Chambers the sponsor one of the women’s development team (Alba Handsling)
Audiobooks
A wee while ago I was really struggling to get my swim sessions done consistently- I live over half an hour from the pool so it’s a right faff. So I came up with an incentive: get the swim done early-ish (but not too early) then treat myself to a coffee and bacon roll for breakfast afterwards. Chance to sit and listen to an audiobook for a wee bit, and just chill, something I basically never do otherwise. I’ve been listening to this brilliant book, (Swimmingly, by Vassos Alexander) but I’ve almost finished it, so I need another one! https://open.spotify.com/show/13zsVDHeEsn2trxMRbVcCZ?si=zp7uIbcqR4uiDqCpK-9Lpw So - sport-related adventurous books you enjoyed… recommendations?
1 like • Feb 26
Really interested in any recommendations! I’ve only read cycling-related ones but have Racing Through the Dark by David Millar on my list of audiobooks (read it years ago and was amazing). If it’s any use to folk, Amazon Music includes 1 audiobook per month instead of adding Audible.
Mywhoosh vs Zwift vs Rouvy
So far I’ve only used Zwift which is handy for either turbo at home or Wattbike at the gym. Curious if anyone has really dived into mywhoosh or rouvy and if any noticeable pros and cons. I’m going to give mywhoosh a go as it being free is quite appealing and on the face of it seems to do everything Zwift does.
0 likes • Feb 23
I’ve got started on MyWhoosh for the sole reason that it’s free. Worked without issue and loads training in well. It does feel a bit empty, but no idea how tha compares to others.
The Many Flavours of EnduranceworX
This community is made up of people with a variety of interests in Endurance sports. Most of our people are Triathletes but we do have Cyclists, Runners, Duathletes, Aquabikers, Paddlers, Footballers and recently Hyroxers. Our coaches, most of whom are still active athletes have experience as athletes and coaches in all of these sports. So we can all get to know each other let us know what your flavour is. I shall kick it off.
4 likes • Feb 23
New t o the party here! Spent most of my younger years playing Gaelic Football which I then picked up again as an adult. That led to Aussie Rules for a few years before calling it quits after one too many injuries and burst ACL. With the odd bits of Muay Thai, Crossfit, and other randmon things thrown in. I’d always dabbled in the odd rat race, tough mudder, 10k and after seeing the Heb on the Adventure Show I struggled through that. Couple of small events later I got through an asterisk marked Celtman Solo .5 last yearso have signed uo to do it properly this time round :)
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Plodding through towards Celtman 0.5

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