Fearless Greg Lemond said:I admit, I am pretty bored by that typical Irish/UK weather that is on tv and here in Holland. Feck it.
But, the following does annoy me, very much indeed:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/wiggins-fit-lean-and-ready-to-contend-at-tour-of-california
I mean, WTF? Tour of fecking California or the Giro? Come on. It is just like Liege, Sky have no respect for cycling, imho that is.
By the way, how will Sky Italia see this?
Mellow Velo said:He he he.
It's the return of the good 'ol days of Levi and USPS.
Who will be the first Sky tool to call it the 4th GT?![]()
BYOP88 said:Give it a day or two and I'm sure Wiggans will call it the 2nd GT.
Mellow Velo said:Wouldn't he call it the 2nd fecking GT?![]()
thehog said:Now I do like the Porte like side effects:
Hawkwood said:Re: telmisartan looks like WADA was taking a look at this drug see: http://superhumangear.wordpress.com/category/telmisartan/ second main paragraph down. Not sure what it would do to you if you already had low blood pressure? I'm on a drug from the same family, same effects and side effects, and it's not dizzyness I've experienced it's virtually passing out!
Dear Wiggo said:Your blood pressure is not as likely to be low if you are training hard - BV expansion takes care of that - and EPO increases your blood pressure.
Dear Wiggo said:Your blood pressure is not as likely to be low if you are training hard.
Franklin said:Now that really needs scientific support as every scientific report I find is saying that indeed endurance training lowers your blood pressure.
Sorry DW, what you are claiming here is clearly utter nonsense.
Changes in blood volume affect arterial pressure by changing cardiac output.
http://www.cvphysiology.com/Blood Pressure/BP025.htm
Increases in peripheral resistance, blood volume, and cardiac output result in higher blood pressure.
Conversely decreases in any of these factors lead to lower blood pressure
http://www.winona.edu/biology/adam_...es/cardiovascular/Fact_Aff_Blood_Pressure.pdf
Dear Wiggo said:That's the premise of my claim. If the exercise that professional cyclists is doing leads to blood volume expansion, there is more blood volume circulating through their veins and arteries.
the sceptic said:![]()
I guess the plan to gain weight to target the worlds ITT has been scrapped?![]()
stutue said:The reason they wouldn't be doing amphetamine is the same reason nobody does amphetmine.
It is quite literally p155 easy to test and detect.
thehog said:He has a phenomenal riding posture.
stutue said:He's certainly changed his posture over the last 10 years. If you look at photos of his bikes the thing that stands out is how he has gone for shorter headtubes, and a smaller frame. I reckon he's gone down by more than a couple of sizes. That isn't uncommon, and has been the trend for a long time. I used to ride a farmyard gate in the 80's....now I'm on a 52 top tube...maybe I'm shrinking with age.
His TT position is waaay better than his Garmin days and that is in spite of Article 1.3.014.
That will have taken quite a lot of work.
EDIT: just noticed this thread is in the clinic section so I'd better add...DRUGS!!!
stutue said:His TT position is waaay better than his Garmin days and that is in spite of Article 1.3.014.
Dear Wiggo said:Do you have any pics to support your claim?
Can't really see the difference myself, other than the weightloss...
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thehog said:His road bike position is impeccably good & holds it for 5 plus hours. That's why I was surprised at his knee injury last year..
Pity he is such a knob!![]()
