Archives for: November 2006
Less work for more fat burn?

I’ve been intrigued by the heart rate information that is captured by my Garmin Edge 305 GPS-enabled cycling computer. I decided to learn more about the various heart rate zones. You can personalize this by finding your own maximum heart rate. A simple method is to take your age and subtract it from 220. The resulting number is your heart’s [...]

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Happy "Turkey Day"…

Happy Thanksgiving! Just finished a big meal with my parents and my brother’s family here in Dallas, Texas. The weather is absolutely perfect! I should have brought my bicycle! After eating a big meal here today and with yesterday being another bad day of eating…methinks the bicycle and I will have a date on Saturday and Sunday!! Many blessings to [...]

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Share the Road…

Cars and bicycles can coexist peacefully. That is, if cyclists and motorists follow the rules of the road. This video does an excellent job of covering this topic. Take a couple of minutes and watch it… http://www.bikelib.org/video/index.htm Now, if we could just ensure that every driver watched this video…it might be just enough additional info to make our streets a [...]

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Cycling science…

Discovered a really neat web site this evening – The Science of Cycling – while browsing the Internet. Here are just a few highlights of what you’ll find: Cycling is the most efficient means of transportation in the world. Period. It beats walking, running, driving, etc. A hundred calories can power an average cyclist three miles while the equivalent of [...]

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