TRAINING VIA GARMIN CONNECT — Rouvy Ride
I don’t think I have ridden this one completely yet, just a few minutes for something a while back. This was a good solid ride, flat flat flat, and a way to maintain cadence.
I don’t think I have ridden this one completely yet, just a few minutes for something a while back. This was a good solid ride, flat flat flat, and a way to maintain cadence.
Overall tho, I like this route to help me refocus my mindset. It’s a ride that allows for Big crank work for a majority of the ride, and a climb early on to keep me honest.
Irony staying here end up costing more because of costs incurred for food and incurred incidentals that were just included for us in the Hilton Hotel many of the EU and UN delegates used while those things were in session in Strasbourg. Just needed 10 miles tonight.
Getting a bit looser and more comfortable in the saddle. Let’s see where we go!
At least it has video and is a decent fun ride to recall all the points I know after having ridden this about 5 times now – 4 in events, well Salt to Saint was just a reversed ride but still an event.
Fitness post injury is a humbling thing to chase. Add on that I am about to hit 50 in June and mortality is a real thing. One day at a time, one workout session at a time.
ROUVY – Challenge Samorin | The Championship 30 km
This ride was mainly a cadence ride to begin finding fitness. It is so elusive for sure. One ride at a time.
This means my initial connection point is via Garmin Connect platform. I use ROUVY for my indoor and virtual training rides, and that delivers my output to Garmin Connect and Trainingpeaks. Sorry Strava, I think I will just let things flow through unedited until further notice.