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| Lyons123 |
Posted on 01-08-2011 20:50
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Hi i was just wondering if riding the giro and then the tour would have an affect on my riders except from days raced etc . I am riding the tour with wiggins after he achieved a third in the giro and he seems to be seriously under performing??????? thanks. |
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| Lachi |
Posted on 01-08-2011 21:21
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Performance of a rider is related to his fitness. Do you use a good training schedule? How is his fitness? If the fitness is not the problem, then he could have an injury. |
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| crazyman2008 |
Posted on 01-08-2011 22:14
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if you ride a race, your rider will get tired. that could explain the underperforming. if you want the optimum result, just focus on 1 grand tour |
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| cio93 |
Posted on 01-08-2011 22:24
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To add a thing:
Previous races (and the efforts there) have no direct influence on the performance of a rider in PCM. Theoretically, a rider could ride one-day classics for 50 consecutive days without a drop in performance over the time.
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| JD317 |
Posted on 01-08-2011 23:55
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cio93 wrote:
To add a thing:
Previous races (and the efforts there) have no direct influence on the performance of a rider in PCM. Theoretically, a rider could ride one-day classics for 50 consecutive days without a drop in performance over the time.
for real?
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| Lachi |
Posted on 02-08-2011 08:45
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Yes. The riders recover fully after each race. The recovery stat is only important within the 3 GT races. (Which means that the statement of crazyman2008 is totally wrong.)
But you should never use level 6 in the training schedule of the riders who should ride more then one GT. Level 6 increases the fatigue rapidly and from a certain fatigue riders lose fitness (the maximum fitness will drop).
The only way to regain the maximum fitness is to reduce training to level 1 for some weeks. Which means you would not have enough time to build the form for the next GT. |
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| Lyons123 |
Posted on 02-08-2011 09:20
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Well his fitness is 95 and he has no injuries, yet he still performs worse than people who he is better than him in the mountains????
Edited by Lyons123 on 02-08-2011 09:20
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