andy1234 said:Probably for the same reason he didn't go mountain training in the Netherlands....
Good one
andy1234 said:Probably for the same reason he didn't go mountain training in the Netherlands....
LaFlorecita said:Good one![]()
andy1234 said:To be honest, there are some good climbs on GC, but why go to an island where the biggest mountain is almost 2000 metres lower, than on the Island that is a boat ride away.
andy1234 said:Probably for the same reason he didn't go mountain training in the Netherlands....
andy1234 said:To be honest, there are some good climbs on GC, but why go to an island where the biggest mountain is almost 2000 metres lower, than on the Island that is a boat ride away.
Benotti69 said:maybe Froome doesn't know about these.....if the biggest mountain is important
List of highest paved roads in Europe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest_paved_roads_in_Europe
Mt Teide is not in top 30.
Froomster said:What in the world could he [Froome] possibly be on?
Froomster said:What in the world could he possibly be on?
Catwhoorg said:Would you want to be training on the Stelvio every day right now ?
Height + climate.
doperhopper said:read: we're done, now come here and catch the others
Catwhoorg said:His bike six hours per day.
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Froomster said:Yes, well if the UCI plonk a tester in the hotel over the next 12 months - which they're almost now obliged to do - it will be very instructive (and damning) if Sky decide to change their training location.
Froomster said:Yes, and he wasn't doing that before 2011, and nor was any other rider in the field. Now, all of a sudden, his six hours a day is so much better than his pre-2011, or every other rider's program that he transforms overnight from mediocre to the best cyclist in the world for 2 and a half years running?
Pull up your pants - your gullibility is showing.
Parrulo said:Not on the Stelvio, but Costa and many others are doing their training in Sierra Nevada right now and they seem to be doing fine.
Don't forget that Pico Veleta is like 1000m higher than mt Teide.
The_Juan said:I suspect Froome wants testing done now because he is clean at this point.
Sounds and looks like a thief pointing out thievery from where I'm standing.
The_Juan said:I suspect Froome wants testing done now because he is clean at this point.
Sounds and looks like a thief pointing out thievery from where I'm standing.
Catwhoorg said:It was just a joke, using that famous Armstrong quote.
Froomster said:Ah, sorry. Hard to tell sarc from fanboy sometimes. Now that you mention it, I do remember that Armstrong quote.
Very droll.
Catwhoorg said:Would you want to be training on the Stelvio every day right now ?
Height + climate.
The_Juan said:What happens in Tenerife stays in Tenerife.
The shenanigans these guys are pulling to separate themselves from the confirmed dopers is laughable at best, sad at worst.
Anyhow, isn't it Froome's wife who tends to do most of the tweeting for him? I seriously doubt Chris would say something like that... in public. Guy is too nice.
And as to why people would go to Tenerife to train, it's pretty obvious: Riders can take their families with them. Weather is always good, hotels are top-notch, food is top-notch and the climbs are top-notch.
The_Juan said:Guy is too nice.
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the sceptic said:Ms Froome seems to be fighthing the battle on twitter yes. I thought she quit after all those bitter Armstrong/Contador fans attacked her.
A subtle dig at Spain today..
No doubt that if Contador drops Froome, the accusations will start flying.