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He looked really good in the spring, especially in LBL. He just need to improve on his explosiveness and he will be really good. I fear 64 might be a bit too light for him and that he will get sick or run out of steam before the end of week three, hopefully he proves me wrong.
neineinei said:http://www.procycling.no/dansk-toppsyklist-fikk-ny-kropp-med-norsk-metode/ (Norwegian)
Now he is 64 kg, he's got "butter" in his hips, he lost his upper chest fat (which he'd accumulated because he grew up with a dominating mother), his breathing capasity had increased 10-15%, Scarponi and Nibali couldn't drop him on Teide. Astana had an osteopath come from France to have a look at all their riders on Teide and only Fuglsang was perfect. All thanks to his new personal coach, Inge-Jarl Clausen.
https://brukere.snl.no/3356
He looked really good in the spring, especially in LBL. He just need to improve on his explosiveness and he will be really good. I fear 64 might be a bit too light for him and that he will get sick or run out of steam before the end of week three, hopefully he proves me wrong.
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Re: Fuglsang too fat to win the Giro d'Italia, Andersen says
They better be. In France they'll face the real deal not the Krushweaks, Ryders, Amadors, Mick Jaggers and guys who sleep in motorhomes.
Red Rick said:
They better be. In France they'll face the real deal not the Krushweaks, Ryders, Amadors, Mick Jaggers and guys who sleep in motorhomes.
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Both. He has a way too high opinion of himself. He's leaving Astana because he thinks he is entitled to lead a team in the TourBigMac said:Netserk said:That is because you don't hear him when he is interviewedBigMac said:
What does he say? Or is it how he acts?
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Oh...
That explains it, I guess.
Netserk said:Both. He has a way too high opinion of himself. He's leaving Astana because he thinks he is entitled to lead a team in the TourBigMac said:Netserk said:That is because you don't hear him when he is interviewedBigMac said:
What does he say? Or is it how he acts?
Oh...
That explains it, I guess.
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Some people never change
Netserk said:Both. He has a way too high opinion of himself. He's leaving Astana because he thinks he is entitled to lead a team in the TourBigMac said:Netserk said:That is because you don't hear him when he is interviewedBigMac said:
What does he say? Or is it how he acts?
Some people never change
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Is it really so unreasonable? He wants to right his own chance and he knows that he will never be top priority ob Astana. He was 7th in 2013 and judging by his spring form, he has taken a step up this year. A top 5 in a GT might not be as far as way as you would think.
Netserk said:Both. He has a way too high opinion of himself. He's leaving Astana because he thinks he is entitled to lead a team in the TourBigMac said:Netserk said:That is because you don't hear him when he is interviewedBigMac said:
What does he say? Or is it how he acts?
Is it really so unreasonable? He wants to right his own chance and he knows that he will never be top priority ob Astana. He was 7th in 2013 and judging by his spring form, he has taken a step up this year. A top 5 in a GT might not be as far as way as you would think.
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Few days ago in facebook when giving a usual update how training camp etc went well, he also said he broke the record on some climb they time there in last day and casually mentions it being 480W and a 12 minute climb.
ILovecycling said:
Few days ago in facebook when giving a usual update how training camp etc went well, he also said he broke the record on some climb they time there in last day and casually mentions it being 480W and a 12 minute climb.
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Fuglsang is cool, I like him. He has no acceleration at all but races well and is very tough on the hardest days. His weight when in shape in earlier years has been 66kg. His trainer is a guy called Rune Larsen, afaik.
Netserk's comments about character is not really correct. I don't see how he's conceited. Some times he seems uncomfortable in interviews but then sport reporters are mostly idiots.
Netserk's comments about character is not really correct. I don't see how he's conceited. Some times he seems uncomfortable in interviews but then sport reporters are mostly idiots.
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Good to see that Nibali's lieutenant, who looks like a likeable lad, is doing so well. Perhaps the underdog, least of the Big4, goes on to surprise everyone.
That's a lot of power. He should give the Madone a go.mihhint said:
Good to see that Nibali's lieutenant, who looks like a likeable lad, is doing so well. Perhaps the underdog, least of the Big4, goes on to surprise everyone.
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Why say this when it is B.S you invent and have nothing with the real world or truth to do!!!
The thing he have said is that he will look other offers if he will get some good ones but he is happy to stay with Astana and have no problem riding for them in the future, right now his contract ends after this season and no new contract is signed.
Netserk said:Both. He has a way too high opinion of himself. He's leaving Astana because he thinks he is entitled to lead a team in the TourBigMac said:Netserk said:That is because you don't hear him when he is interviewedBigMac said:
What does he say? Or is it how he acts?
Why say this when it is B.S you invent and have nothing with the real world or truth to do!!!
The thing he have said is that he will look other offers if he will get some good ones but he is happy to stay with Astana and have no problem riding for them in the future, right now his contract ends after this season and no new contract is signed.
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Am I the only one who thinks that it's strange that a former U-23 XC MTB world champion, who beat Nino Schurter, lacks explosiveness?
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MTB riders are generally not the most explosive riders. Most of them are climbers or TT specialists on the road.Mayomaniac said:
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Explaining extreme improvement over short time by the acquisition of this "shamanistic" coach...well, I'll give them points for creativity at least, although I'd personally rather go for something like a fake long-term disease which miraculously disappeared.
What a nutcase.neineinei said:http://www.procycling.no/dansk-toppsyklist-fikk-ny-kropp-med-norsk-metode/ (Norwegian)
Now he is 64 kg, he's got "butter" in his hips, he lost his upper chest fat (which he'd accumulated because he grew up with a dominating mother), his breathing capasity had increased 10-15%, Scarponi and Nibali couldn't drop him on Teide. Astana had an osteopath come from France to have a look at all their riders on Teide and only Fuglsang was perfect. All thanks to his new personal coach, Inge-Jarl Clausen.
https://brukere.snl.no/3356
Explaining extreme improvement over short time by the acquisition of this "shamanistic" coach...well, I'll give them points for creativity at least, although I'd personally rather go for something like a fake long-term disease which miraculously disappeared.
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