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Brick sessions
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May 2013
8:10pm, 1 May 2013
47 posts
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LadyBee
Bike-run brick sessions. Is my running meant to feel easier after having been on the bike than when I just go straight out for a normal run?? What am I doing wrong?! |
May 2013
8:12pm, 1 May 2013
12822 posts
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Nick Cook
No it's not supposed to feel easier. It takes me ages to get used to running again after the bike leg. |
May 2013
8:28pm, 1 May 2013
889 posts
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Will Crash
I find that I run faster after a hard bike session. Totally mad !!! |
May 2013
8:31pm, 1 May 2013
4923 posts
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AngusClydesdale
What Nick said. The more you do, the better it gets. |
May 2013
8:36am, 23 May 2013
7010 posts
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richmac
Yep the point of a brick session is to train you body to adapt more quickly to running after being on a bike. |
May 2013
11:13am, 23 May 2013
319 posts
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Mother T
Brick = Bike Run sICK |
May 2013
11:26am, 23 May 2013
7042 posts
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Son of a Pronator Man
If running feels easier after cycling, I want to know what your secret is. |
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May 2013
11:43am, 23 May 2013
13298 posts
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Nick Cook
lol @ Mother T Takes about a mile before my legs turn back to legs from jelly!!! |
May 2013
10:20am, 27 May 2013
309 posts
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K9
My running doesn't feel easier after a bike but it is always significantly faster!! weird (but useful) |
