Old 09-12-19, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by OBoile
No, I'm saying you're unwilling to admit you're wrong, even when it is obvious.

You've played tennis about a hundred times in your life, and you've been on less than a hundred group rides. I've done more than that this year alone. So, how can you possibly tell me I'm wrong when I say my reaction would be similar in the two scenarios you offered?

One year after turning pro isn't the same as one year after just picking up the sport.
As I clearly stated, neither case is relevant to the discussion.

Do you deny that some sports are more skill based than others?
No, but I never addressed that issue.

It is my opinion that reaching an equivalent level of competency in tennis and cycling requires roughly the same amount of time (and effort). I think your mistake is thinking that riding in a group indicates a higher of competency than it really is.
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