Hello from Basque Country
03-25-20, 05:15 PM
#1
Junior Member
Thread Starter
Hello from Basque Country
Hello everybody!
I'm a new track cyclist from Donostia. I was a 400m hurdles athlete and I train and work as a coach on a indoor track with a velodrome.
As athlete I have always been a cycling enthusiast. I have been on so many races as Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flandes... And I was always attracted to the idea of trying track cycling after my career as an athlete.
Now, due to injuries I made a change and bought a track bike a year ago and I'm in love with this world! Much more than expected!
I will post more on the track cycling forum but I'll read all as I had been doing it until now.
Thank you!
I'm a new track cyclist from Donostia. I was a 400m hurdles athlete and I train and work as a coach on a indoor track with a velodrome.
As athlete I have always been a cycling enthusiast. I have been on so many races as Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flandes... And I was always attracted to the idea of trying track cycling after my career as an athlete.
Now, due to injuries I made a change and bought a track bike a year ago and I'm in love with this world! Much more than expected!
I will post more on the track cycling forum but I'll read all as I had been doing it until now.
Thank you!
03-27-20, 09:41 AM
#2
Newbie
Hello itturriko,
This is it, track cycling sprint disciplines are closer to 400m hurdles. It is much power and some lactate. Road cycling is endurance like the long-distance running.
This is it, track cycling sprint disciplines are closer to 400m hurdles. It is much power and some lactate. Road cycling is endurance like the long-distance running.
