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For all i know that could also be a seized freehub. The rim doesnt tell me that there is a very servicable freehub in that wheel.

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Does the cute cuddly dog come with the tent?

Toe overlap is an old friend you ever stick with on track bikes. Don’t think so much peoples , if you overlap is because you too slow lol

Is the tent hypobaric or normobaric? I’ve heard that at altitude the air is thinner and the oxygen is spread out--and less is inhaled. For some tents, the amount of oxygen is reduced, but the oxygen may still be attainable packed together. Also how does the tent differ from some of these masks or systematically holding breath? Thank you. I subscribed because this was the most informative video thus far.

Do you use a special insole too? High arch?

I would say 2003 was by far the worst year to live in the Inland Empire we had so many fires around us so much smoke I remember as a kid you had the old fire and the Grand Prix fire and you had the Cedar Fire as well so much smoke and at night it felt like we were in hell fires all around us on the mountains a lot of trees have burned around Big Bear, Mount Baldy so sad because the regrowth hasn't happened there was a lot of trees looking up at the mountains you can see the tree line so beautiful back then

That was great information. I wasn't using my tent, but I am going back to it. Sleep high and train low...

Speeplay pedals are crap. The contact surface is very narrow and feet lack stability

Awesome! Just curious, aside from it not being the most comfortable thing to sleep in, is there any other reason why you don’t sleep in it all the time? It seems like that would be the optimal situation to boost your body’s natural EPO and get the most bang for your buck in terms of training. I’m considering getting one so just curious! Thanks!

playing with this because of big toe arthritis. The way forward for me for sure. Thanks for your take on it all Kevin.

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Kevin say... 8:13 Set altitude between 12000Ft to 13000 ft - the 2000 to 2500m 9:50 The tool is a Pulse Oximeter between 90-93% Oxygen in yre blood Thank you - very informative P:)

Great info! I wear us12.5 shoes myself, and struggle with lousy ankle dorsiflexion. Do you think there’s a connection between longer feet and power transfer? I also find it challenging to engage the posterior chain in the pedal cycle

Midsole is middle of arch. You aren’t totally midclest.

lol I admire you guys for doing this. It was also funny to watch because I just watched another video with 3 elderly women saving a skunk from a yogurt cup ...and they grabbed it with their hands repeatedly, they seemed fearless compared to you guys. lolz I love that you helped, the world needs more people like you.

Just did 14 miles up and back down the strip, now I'm watching this and ready to go back out haha! Stay inspiring & great vid! XD

beautiful views, albeit a little bland.

Why did you use a stick. He can't see you ffs.

Did you have to lower your seat to coincide with going mid foot?

Like it matters that they're triathletes *rolls eyes

just get in the tent b*tch

I guess this would be good for those who suffer from cramps.

How has the midfoot position been for you? power increase? better run time? Thanks!

There are some serious drawbacks from midfoot. Try turning your front wheel in a crit with size 13 shoes. A lot of toe overlap

Awesome!

Merci pour ta vidéo. J'aimerais courir dans le désert au Nevada comme tu le fait. Je suis en France, et je court dans la région des Yvelines. Par exemple dans le parc du château de Versailles. C'est bien aussi.

what a couple of clowns. Took you long enough

Try sprintig with a midsole cleat and seehow that goes...yeah thats right. Forefoot cleat allows you to recruit your calves and have more punch. The downside is you also need your calves to a greater degree to stabilize while normal riding. Triathletes are not the center of the world and road shoes are made mainly for road racing... edit:well watched the video to the end. Since you answered your question yourself I wonder why ask in the first place?!

I read the same article some years ago; midfoot feels more comfortable and more powerful for me. Plus it eliminates any discomfort or burning below your metatarsals.

Make a tutorial

What happens if you stop using the tent? aka withdrawal side effects

Thank you guys for saving that poor skunk

you rock brotha, you gave all the details and answered all my questions, thanks!

They spent so much time to remove the cup from the skunk, but they just left the cup on the road so that that skunk or another one will get into it again?

Will training in the mountains help for boxing? I don't need the tent. I'm surrounded by mountains.

Nice video... But if u r trying to get rid of some shoes I am looking for some Sidi's... I also ware the same size as you...

If you change the cleat position should you compensate for that by moving the saddle more towards the front?

I generally own do one ride - to and from my beach house 25Km in 41-52 minutes depending on wind and speed. This means it is pretty sprinty and there are a lot of traffic lights - stops and starts. I find I can use my calves for this length of time. People who have a lot of time to cycle, and go for long rides, may well (I believe you) benefit from this position. But those of us who just about find the time to ride... why not use calves too?

I am a s. cyclist, doing about 100km a week on my carbon road bike for the past 5 years or so. Whenever I forget my cycling shoes, I find myself using my pedals even further forward on the toes of my shoes. I had never thought of putting it on the middle. It seems to me that toe means you use your calves, and mid means you use your thighs as you say. For triathletes, the calves are used more in running so mid is good. But for people want to stay fit and do not run, toeing uses whole leg.

Not well Gregory. Not well at all.

Can you have sex in this thing?

just saw this from a few months ago! love it Lightning!!!

How much chocolate milk do I have to buy to convince them to sponsor you?!?

Lazer focus for the win! Dayumm 5hrs on a trainer. That is lazer focus! I gotta try that now that im using your almost midfoot cleat pos. + I bought a new cycle ops jet fluid trainer. What intensity should I ride at for a 5hr endeavor? ive always been told to keep my trainer Rides short and intense. But when I do a century in under six hrs. I think to my self...how can I apply long distance, to a trainer specific ride. Any tips? Mahalo! Fr: Bernard on Oahu.

I hope the skunk didn't go back for more yogurt after that...

This is a helpful video. After 4 surgeries, the ball of my left foot is too painful to ride. I have a stash of old cycling shoes, so I'm going to give this a try.

What is the song?? Perfect training video music

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