Dear Wiggo said:lol at 5% time improvement. That ol' 5% improvement chestnut, what a ripper!
imagine if marginal gains were used, 6%!
Dear Wiggo said:lol at 5% time improvement. That ol' 5% improvement chestnut, what a ripper!
EnacheV said:Vayer ... lol, is he sober often?
Anyway
Just read this
http://www.53x12.com/do/show?page=article&id=130
But i'm sure every team is training the same way, nothing is new, etc.
How much truth in here?
Gregga said:I've read the article and tried this breathing trick on the trainer, it actually lowers the heart rate for a few seconds, but no miracle in term of performance, and you can't breath that way for a long time. Maybe just a way to lower acid lactic level 1%... marginal gain![]()
EnacheV said:I think it's quite uncomfortable at first, one of the reasons nobody does this.
Froome is breathing that way 5 hours every race day. It makes you wonder the differences it can make when fully mastered, when your body get used to do it for a very long time.
Thanks for an useful post.
PS : you say it lowers heart rate, if i remember correctly Froome has a low heart rate in race , compared to other pro's.
Ferminal said:I think one more anecdote and it will be settled.
SundayRider said:These reasons why he is better than the rest are more ridiculous than the Armstrong reasons back in the day!
You cant see the good doc is just trolling?EnacheV said:Vayer ... lol, is he sober often?
Anyway
Just read this
http://www.53x12.com/do/show?page=article&id=130
But i'm sure every team is training the same way, nothing is new, etc.
How much truth in here?
Paula Radcliffe said:She has always been known for embracing innovation, from ice baths to emu oil. This year, she reveals she has been wearing a mouthguard on her lower jaw to correct imbalances in her lower spine. Will it stop the famous nodding? "No, that's part of my running style," she says, and something she has learned to draw strength from.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:You cant see the good doc is just trolling?
Explain to me why Froome's special breathing technique didnt work his whole carreer untill Vuelta 2011. You cant.EnacheV said:correctly is "i want to believe that the good doc is trolling".
i find it amuzing to troll yourself on the website you sell your services.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:Explain to me why Froome's special breathing technique didnt work his whole carreer untill Vuelta 2011. You cant.
http://www.53x12.com/do/show?page=article&id=129Graeme Obree, an Absolute Genius whom the UCI smothered and buried, describes and recommends in his book "The Obree Way" an interesting breathing technique developed by him over the years.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:Explain to me why Froome's special breathing technique didnt work his whole carreer untill Vuelta 2011. You cant.
Ventoux Boar said:Why so defensive? What y'all worried about?
Saint Unix said:Why is Froome the only Sky rider to sag his head like his neck's made of rubber if that breathing technique gives him such a massive advantage? Surely the rest of the team would be in on the magic secret too if it's so damn effective?
Saint Unix said:Surely the rest of the team would be in on the magic secret too if it's so damn effective?
EnacheV said:for now we have 1 coach opinion that it does versus few forum opinions that dismiss it as anecdotal (ofc without seriously testing/trying etc).
Ventoux Boar said:Obree reinvents breathing http://vimeo.com/44933735
The problem with your line of 'reasoning' lies in the video of the San Luca climb, this video shows clearly his head boggling like he always does and thus did, way back, in 2009. So, do explain to me how it is possible to explain the rise of power due to this 'breathing technique' aka the headboggling of tha Dawg. Again, you cant.EnacheV said:This just shows that even the simplest things can be done differently for improved performance.
As nobody would be willing to write manuals for the rest of the competition , it's pretty obvious that the "everybody does same things since 1970" meme it's hilarious.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:The problem with your line of 'reasoning' lies in the video of the San Luca climb, this video shows clearly his head boggling like he always does and thus did, way back, in 2009. So, do explain to me how it is possible to explain the rise of power due to this 'breathing technique' aka the headboggling of tha Dawg. Again, you cant.
Ventoux Boar said:This is the ridiculous reductive spiral at work.
Ventoux Boar said:are you saying that all riders are identical, can never improve, and that no coaching can possibly make a difference?
