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24/01/2020 2:31 pm
Coming from close to 3 decades of competing in strength sports it's very interesting to read what endurance athletes are doing. The PED's, the training, nutrition, etc. I did a couple of 700mi bike tours when I was in high school and a season of rowing in college but for the most part my interest has been in strength. My hat is off to you guys, you are nuts.
PB
24/01/2020 3:01 pm
for little guys they are OK! and as you say, totally nuts when it comes to their sport! Another whole universe of technology and pharmacokinectics.
jb
Topic starter
24/01/2020 3:18 pm
It's so vastly different than what is required for strength. Guys checking their blood work often. I can't even imagine what it costs to get that done every year. Each year I have 2 full physicals and have blood drawn 2 other times besides that. Again, very interesting. Maybe I will learn a few things here.
PB
24/01/2020 3:46 pm
break out the zipocrits! lol. also endurance exercise can fix a classic lvh poor function heart,
Topic starter
24/01/2020 4:09 pm
I compete in powerlifting and strongman. Event training day is usually 3 hours of hell. Your heart wants to explode while you vomit on the side of the driveway. I do have a Giant Sedona MTB that I ride. It has rigid forks and a chrome moly frame. I weigh around 310 and I have to make sure the thing won't crack into pieces, LOL.
I would like to get a zipocrit as my crit tends to run a bit high. So does my rbc and hb.
PB