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Netserk said:
Don't be sure he'll see your post unless you report it (or the posts that are bothering you).murali said:Bison or whoever is the admin,
could you please drop the mandatory note of warning against froome fans again trying to spoil a good discussion on Contador thread?
I have had enough of TANK91 and his new buddies who claim to be AC fans.
regards,
murali
ILovecycling said:Gracias The Great One
His dancing on the pedals looked a little bit rusty.Its not 2009 yet but we are getting close.
This July we'll witness maybe the best Tour in years (prob 2007?)
murali said:I think this is the new technique that Flo was talking about earlier. he seems to be grinding in a different gear than usual.
i thought that even while he was following the wheels of dawg, he seemed to be in the wring gear. this might be the effect of the training technique with his new coach.
confirmations, anyone plz?
Pentacycle said:Cadence
AC-5
CF-9
Alberto needs to work on this, he used to spin a lower gear. So his attacks could be more efficient. But I guess it's still due to his lesser form, as he's never really shone in this phase of the season AFAIK.
murali said:Bison or whoever is the admin,
could you please drop the mandatory note of warning against froome fans again trying to spoil a good discussion on Contador thread?
I have had enough of TANK91 and his new buddies who claim to be AC fans.
regards,
murali
Cimber said:If this the twillight zone? This comes from a guy who wrote this:
Anyways, a lot of people always wanna see the "unbeatable" lose. Also a lot of people dislike the very Cold and calculated approach that Sky has and constantly seeind Froome staring as his power meter.
Also, his book hanst left a likeable image of him (and its not just about what he said about AC).
This is a nice blog about why Froome and Sky has become difficult to like (by a guy who has actually praised Sky alot in the past and has stood up for Froom regarding doping allegations in the past) its in Danish so you will need to use a translation tool:
http://veloropa.dk/problemet-med-team-sky/
webbie146 said:I keep wondering though what's up with Contador's cadence? He grinds a huge gear. Compare that to this cadence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=z2AiCVzx2L8#t=1404
especially when he comes out of the first corner after attacking.
His newly adopted cadence seems to do the trick though, just a bit painful to watch sometimes.
Jelantik said:Hmmm... I always thought that AC recipes for winning all this time is always his master of high cadence? This year he seemed to be grinding more?
Jspear said:hfer07 said to go look at some 2007 paris nice footage. AC was definitely pedaling a slightly slower cadence there then he was in say 2009.
This vid shows it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUwLH3M6Uq0&feature=player_detailpage#t=328
Yes to match Froome's Power. More grinding, More Power, shorter efforts. More cadence, more recovery, longer efforts.Jelantik said:Hmmm... I always thought that AC recipes for winning all this time is always his master of high cadence? This year he seemed to be grinding more?
cauberg1999 said:you alwys put a bigger gear when you are on limit because lighter gear implies more freshness of legs. this was absolutely honest battle, everyone gave its 100%.so, no surprises here.
Miburo said:I'm glad Contador didn't win. I already said a few months ago.
Algarve: 2nd.
T-A: 1st.
Catalunia:2nd.
Basque:1st.
Dauphine:2nd.
Anyone see a pattern? Now let's what his next stage race is
Vino attacks everyone said:he is on a declining pattern though
2nd
1st
2nd
1st
3rd
2nd in the tour?
Miburo said:He's 2nd, not 3rd.