may i suggest that you address the message rather than your bizarre assumptions about a messenger…a person you never met, knew or communicated with. what a sad way to go through life just because some internet poster is not agreeable..andy1234 said:What a sad way to live.
andy, my dear, please relax…i’d venture to call your posting (pls note i did not lavish you with the term you unjustly threw at benotti, though, by my reckoning, it would be more appropriate for you), yes, i’d venture to call your posting spineless. The reason ? You jab and run. you never stay around long enough to engage into a man-o-man exchange of opinions (and it is not about wasting testosterone !) . and yes, if you faced me on the street with such tactics it would not be pretty…i mean i'd want to hear the explanation.andy1234 said:I very much doubt you call people scum to their faces. The internet really is perfect for cowards like you.
andy, andy, andy…andy1234 said:Its masturbation.
blackcat said:what do you have against onanism JimmyFingers?
shojii said:I just got back from the bathroom and saw the latest developments in this thread. Spooky synchronicity!
Yes yes we know, you debunked the laws of physics. You're very clever indeed. Good for you.Dear Wiggo said:Krebs Cycle raised this example, like the l'Avenir stage and other examples to "prove" that either
1. Wiggins always had it (debunked)
2. Wiggins has not improved (debunked)
Something that I am interested in though is the effect of hip flexion on leg blood flow. I remember reading a paper once about speed skaters having a problem since the femoral artery gets "kinked" hence increasing leg vascular resistance. The AIS track cycling guys also told me once that the TT position tends to be less efficient overall (ie: sitting forward with greater hip extension) but is better for power production. So you would expect a trackie to be comfortable in that position, but I wonder how long it takes to become comfortable in a position that is more efficient (hence better for long ITTs) and furthermore, is the position which happens to be the most efficient energetically the same as the most aerodynamic? That is a potential trade off that might take more time to get right than just doing wind tunnel testing alone. So maybe it's not ALL just about position and Cda but the interaction with some other factors that could affect performance??acoggan said:1. A CdA of 0.24 m^2 is certainly believable for a rider of Wiggin's height and mass - see http://www.trainingandracingwithapowermeter.com/2011/04/estimation-of-cda-from-anthropometric.html
2. Most people are able to reduce their CdA by 0.01 m^2 the first time they get into a wind tunnel. At some point, though, it becomes very difficult to achieve further significant gains (at which you build your own wind tunnel to aid in seeking further marginal gains).
Krebs cycle said:Yes yes we know, you debunked the sophistry of Krebs Cycle. You're very clever indeed. Good for you.
Krebs cycle said:I'm dying to hear more about your debunking of altitude training btw. When are you going to start a thread on that?
armchairclimber said:The way I have understood this, with regards to Wiggins, is that
6. No way round this...training on long steep hills at altitude to add the peak to the aerobic base.
Mrs John Murphy said:When Brits are on TV he's more stickyfingers than Jimmyfingers. Froome wasn't the only one waving one hand furiously up and down at Wiggins this summer
python said:may i suggest that you address the message rather than your bizarre assumptions about a messenger…a person you never met, knew or communicated with. what a sad way to go through life just because some internet poster is not agreeable..![]()
python said:andy, my dear, please relax…i’d venture to call your posting (pls note i did not lavish you with the term you unjustly threw at benotti, though, by my reckoning, it would be more appropriate for you), yes, i’d venture to call your posting spineless. The reason ? You jab and run. you never stay around long enough to engage into a man-o-man exchange of opinions (and it is not about wasting testosterone !) . and yes, if you faced me on the street with such tactics it would not be pretty…i mean i'd want to hear the explanation.….
python said:andy, andy, andy…
please keep your deeper thoughts away from the cycling forum….
Dear Wiggo said:Nowhere, and I mean absolutely nowhere, am I assuming Cancellara's power is constant. I am simply comparing their speeds and showing the relative power difference between the two riders is diminishing - significantly.
Krebs Cycle raised this example, like the l'Avenir stage and other examples to "prove" that either
1. Wiggins always had it (debunked)
2. Wiggins has not improved (debunked)
So if you have an issue with the example provided, have a chat with him.
Bumeington said:I just mean if Wig closes the gap to Canc that can be a combination of one getting faster and one getting slower (which I believe to be the case since Canc didn't have the best build up to the Tour
Neworld said:Since all of the sky firings....are you still yawning?
D-Queued said:Hoping to shift back to reasoned dialog...
Ah, forget it. I am going to post in the Sky thread instead.
Dave.
So it is now our fault for not believeing in clean cycling. Never mind any of the scandals in the last 10 years.argyllflyer said:For some people, the next decade is a write-off. No matter who wins what between now and say 2022, there are people here who would never believe in performances. It's sad but for them, there is no joy left to be had in cycling.
Burnette said:Sad that today many don't care to read more than a few sentences and then even sadder when in their mind a post comes out jumbled like "pooey snowflakes". If that's what you got out of my post, move on, I can't help you.
Burnette said:Sad that today many don't care to read more than a few sentences and then even sadder when in their mind a post comes out jumbled like "pooey snowflakes". If that's what you got out of my post, move on, I can't help you.
Burnette said:... If anyone is honestly shocked when a top rider tests positive from this day forward, I say all you had to do was believe what you have already seen with your own eyes.
Awesome! More comedy gold from you in that thread.Dear Wiggo said:We started getting into it here: http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=18691&page=3 (referenced a bunch of studies you might enjoy).
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+1. About the most sensible post on the topic anyone has made and something that I wholeheartedly agree with. They made a mistake by being relaxed on their stated policy which has left them open to criticism, but the current purge can be seen simply as getting strict on that policy.Snafu352 said:Yep.
If you read anything i've posted i've said all along i don't know whether Sky have a doping program (problem) or not.
The firings don't really add anything to our knowledge, unless you count speculation pandering to the posters particular prejudices or obsession as knowledge. In fact in some ways the firing could be viewed as de-bunking all the speculation and un-substantiated assertations that Sky definately dope.
Smoking gun it is not.
So sorry nothing to see here.
Bumeington said:I just mean if Wig closes the gap to Canc that can be a combination of one getting faster and one getting slower (which I believe to be the case since Canc didn't have the best build up to the Tour