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... From: Yvonne van den Hork <yvonnevandenhork@...> To: kom_ Moderator <kom_-owner@yahoogroups.com> Subject: Re: File - question.txt Date: Sat, 5 Jan 2002...
Lisa Risager
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Jan 5, 2002
2:56 pm
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I'm back from our Christmas holiday in .... Beijing, China! Lots of bikes, all of them old and without gears or lights or anything fancy, no mountains, so I...
lisa_risager
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Jan 5, 2002
2:58 pm
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... An itinerary of mtn passes in France that started some 25 yrs ago by the Dutch cycling association NTFU. A private person Mr. Bijma took over and has...
Yvonne van den Hork
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Jan 6, 2002
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... Hi Brian I think the France Telecom "La Grimpee du Mont Ventoux" was a VTT event linked to anoher family ride. It was probably internal to France Telecom...
mjbflr
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Jan 6, 2002
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... Hi Brian Checking further shows that this France Telecom event seems an open with road riders. France Telecom 2002 plans aren't yet shown on their...
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Jan 6, 2002
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We can always use those that have an interest in climbing and not necessarily racing. Welcome ... -- John Summerson, MS Wake Forest University School of...
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Jan 7, 2002
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1086
... rily > racing. Welcome Thanks John, your answer seems to imply that KOM is mostly about racing whi= ch isn't so weird, considering the name ;-) which...
yvonnevandenhork
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Jan 8, 2002
3:56 pm
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Hi Yvonne, welcome to the group. I guess it's still 'off season' at the moment -- it'll be more active as we move into spring/summer. I'm not a racer at all...
richard_marst0n
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Jan 9, 2002
12:06 pm
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Hi Yvonne, I love climbing but I'm very slow, and therefore without any competitive aspirations. I climb for the exhilaraton, satisfaction, communion with ...
April Pedersen Santinon
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Jan 10, 2002
2:58 am
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Blavez Mad / Urte Berri On/ Happy New Year / Bonne Année The latest issue of Cyclo Passion lists some grimpées. It also gives a rather extensive list of...
Francois Siohan
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Jan 11, 2002
8:08 am
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Did you realize that in the 1980's you needed a VO2 max of 90 or more in order to win the TdF (Hinault, LeMond). Then in 91-95 it became sufficient to have 88...
Francois Siohan
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Jan 15, 2002
3:51 pm
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Francois, although that is interesting the implied conclusion doesn't necessarily follow. If all it takes is better drugs to win then someone who takes drugs...
Alan Favell
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Jan 15, 2002
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Francois opened my eyes to some things in talks we've had carpooling to and from races. He's a smart man and convincing in his points. Alan, your point is...
Peter Wood
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Jan 15, 2002
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I never realised Hinault and Lemond had VO2 max(per kg) of 90. But I heard in November from a cyclist that currently Armstrong had a VO2 max of 92 or so which...
mjbflr
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Jan 15, 2002
8:36 pm
1094
... or more in order to win the TdF (Hinault, LeMond). Then in 91-95 it became sufficient to have 88 (Indurain), and recently about 80 has been enough...
Brian Reeves
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Jan 15, 2002
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Another interesting factor in the analysis of Armstrong's incredible accomplishments is the amount of lactate produced at threshold. I have heard through...
smallmaker
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Jan 15, 2002
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My guess is performance is mainly limited by the rate at which lactate can be eliminated by the body. The more lactate a body produces, the higher the...
Pierre Noiret
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Jan 16, 2002
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It is more accurately a question of amount of lactate produced at threshold/a given wattage. A person who produces less lactate (waste product) for a given...
smallmaker
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Jan 16, 2002
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Sorry, but the performance is directly related to lactate production. Highest performance is generated at the highest metabolism rate. The best athletes...
Pierre Noiret
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Jan 16, 2002
8:28 am
1099
It worked, I see that you were not all hibernating. Alan, you story is fascinating, so is the one from "smallmaker" about the guy who does not feel pain. In my...
Francois Siohan
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Jan 16, 2002
8:30 am
1100
... Pierre, but some people can tolerate more pain and more lactate than others ie have higher lactate threshold. ... Brian, I don't think VO2 and associated...
mjbflr
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Jan 16, 2002
8:51 am
1101
Agree, but this paintolerance is mostly relevant for trackriders (kilo, pursuit), where lactate levels are high. Just watch the last lap in a kilo and you can...
Pierre Noiret
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Jan 16, 2002
8:58 am
1102
... Pierre you're right long-term 6 hour type efforts won't be restricted by lactate threshold. But in spring classic type situations a high lactate threshold...
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Jan 16, 2002
10:16 am
1103
MIKE wrote: As regards VO2 max mechanical efficiency of rider intervenes between oxygen intake and road performance. ... That is really something i would like...
Francois Siohan
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Jan 16, 2002
10:48 am
1104
... It's been argued that cycling is probably the sport requiring the least amount of skill, because the pedaling motion is ingrained into our evolutionary ...
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Jan 16, 2002
9:27 pm
1105
Hi Francois & Wayne ... Thanks for your model, original data and comments. It will take me some time to analyse this and follow up by references but basically...
mjbflr
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Jan 16, 2002
9:56 pm
1106
... Wayne Lim comments ... Wayne, I agree with your comments, with a little proviso. I have seen some riders - in particular two friends of mine - who could...
Francois Siohan
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Jan 17, 2002
8:21 am
1107
A few hours ago I wrote: I have read that the efficiency of ... Since that troubled me I checked another source. Apparently the 45-50% refers only to the...
Francois Siohan
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Jan 17, 2002
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1108
Saw Boardman in a documentary on Discovery? last week and he said his advantage has never been his absolute power figures but has always been his low frontal...
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Jan 18, 2002
8:01 am
1109
... Boardman is too modest. My own feeling ( i don't have the figures) is that on the hills he was disadvantaged by his "short legs-long torso" morphology....
Francois Siohan
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Jan 18, 2002
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