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Tag Archives: time in the saddle
The difference between Cycling and Riding
Today I rode just over forty miles in a rectangular route straight north to the western reaches of South Elgin, cut over to the east side of the Fox River to catch the bike trail, and headed all the way … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, riding, tour de france
Tagged cycling, goofy brain, overall average pace, riding, time in the saddle, TITS, Tour de France, weekend goals
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Time in the Saddle Alone (TITSA)
Last night I parked the car at the train station so that my wife could drive it home after her commute. That gave me the chance to ride 20+ miles during the hour and a half of good light still … Continue reading
Posted in tri-bikes, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, time in the saddle, time in the saddle alone, TITS, TITSA, triathlon training
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I’d rather have a Gear Butt than a Beer Gut
Yesterday I wound up riding twice. Once in the morning for 25 miles and later in the day for about 20 to tour the Batavia Duathlon course. Both rides were rather brisk, which is fine because the race is not … Continue reading
Heading into the weekend with an eye on better fitness
By Christopher Cudworth Heading into a Memorial Day weekend is quite often a pleasure of purpose for amateur athletes like us. We hope and pray for good weather if there’s a race to run or ride. If we’re set up for … Continue reading
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Tagged aerobic sports, Bicycling, biking, Christopher Cudworth, competition, corporate fitness, County line sprint, cycling, cycling psychology, cyclists, distance running, half marathon training, Lance Armstrong, marathon, marathon training, riding into shape, Saturday morning ride, strong rider, sudden fitness, time in the saddle, we run and ride, werunandride.com
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Being a pussy is not what it used to be
By Christopher Cudworth Walking out of the health club after a weight workout last night, I overheard a friend call across the parking lot to a young man entering XSport. “Diego’s a pussy,” he teased. His friend laughed and they … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, Tarsnakes, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged abortion, being a pussy, birth control, Clayton Williams, dumb statements about women, female anatomy, Ken buck, misogyny, pussy, rape, shoot hoops, throw like a girl, time in the saddle, TITS, Todd Akin, tomboys, uterus, weakness, woman's sports, women athletes, women runners, women's athletics
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