16 Year Old Takes on L39ION LA - CA State Champ Crit
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- The Boogeyman flies down to Los Angeles to race in the P/1/2 California State Championships and faces off against L39ION (Legion) as well as a handful of other teams. Cory Williams still wins, but the Boogeyman puts up a fight!
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Love a young heart rate. 205 bpm just cruising.
how do people maintain such high heart rates without dying or passing out? I'm 21 and at 185-190bpm i feel like im at my max and anymore ima die
@@alen-commentnazi8774 Here is a good video that may answer your questions from GTN (Global Triathlete Network) ua-cam.com/video/EamGPN4eeIo/v-deo.html
@@alen-commentnazi8774 everyone is just different, i wouldn't worry about it too much
My son Aden a Jr. was in the race. I was too just barely hanging on the back 56 years old his dad. Great video
Nice! It looks like he placed well too! Congrats to him and it's great that you guys can do that together too! Isn't it a blast doing that together?
Nothing beats old man strength!
Thanks for the video! FYI though, this was the SCNCA district championship race, not the state championship. There isn't actually a state championship race in California; just norcal and socal. Go figure!
Haha. Thanks. I've heard about that distinction recently. We're small enough that our state Champs include 2 other states!
Great job! As always :)
I saw a lot of sketch. Loved the video!
Shoot... That's nothing. That was a smooth, clean race. If you want to see sketch, you should have seen mine earlier in the day!
Best on screen metrics I've ever seen
Thanks! It's a product called Telemetry Overlay. Pretty good product though a little pricey and a steep learning curve.
I remember Greg Lemond racing as a junior in the P12 race in Wisconsin dells in Wisconsin Milk Race. He was not restricted to junior gears. He won, but was disqualified for illegal feeding (bottle).
Great Job!!!
200+ bpm? Whoa!!!
Awesome video!!!!! What's the name of software showing the onscreen stats?
Thanks! It's telemetry overlay
Great video!!
pacing was making me feel bad about myself till i saw the gradient
still, i wish i was at this level, just turned 17 and i’m *not* but hey
Crazy HR
Haha. Right?! He gets that from me. He can hit 230 or more and at age 45, I can still hit 210 or more.
@@TacomaCyclist 210 at 45! Incredible
dang 200 bpm Heart rate peak at 230 thats 45 more beats per minute than mine nuts.
Great Job.
You want it lower, that high means a smaller stroke volume, the bigger the stroke volume the lower the HR. When Froome won the TDF, his max HR was 160s, but at 16yrs he is not adapted yet but in a few years if he works hard, you’ll see it come down. What’s your resting HR?
@@justtestingonce like sleeping? Sitting? Standing still?
@@Southerncyclist when you get up first thing in the morning
@@justtestingonce 62 this morning, used my wife's Garmin watch last night.
@@Southerncyclist your max? Normal is between 60-100 but that’s just crazy having a resting HR of 100. An endurance athlete should be in the 40s, Lance Armstrong was at 36bpm. I saw an MMA fighter post that in his peak week, he was at 38bpm.
Thank you for the KM/H gauge
You know the material and the commentators are boring when they start telling you mid-footage that the map on the left hand corner is the map.... thanks 🤷🏻♂️
holy 💩! HR 0ver 200+ 🤯
dat HR
my feeling was that the 45+ had too large a range of fitness as part of the problem. this made some riders too panicky leading to the odd line choices. what I mean is if one is in the red just at baseline then any further effort could be racing ending. if the effort is hard at baseline but you have some headroom to make up for your or someone else's mistake you ride a bit more relaxed and aren't following or creating a bad line.
First second in the video and I see 205bpm, boy you were in for a bad day....
His heart rate runs very high naturally and he was nervous
What's the reason behind the junior gearing? Specially on p1 crit with the big boys?
Even in the pro races, juniors have to run restricted gearing. They get checked for it too and if they fail, they're disqualified. Supposedly it's to protect their knees during development.
This is awesome. I was sitting at turn one during this race. Question: when you say 48 miles an hour, do you mean kilometers an hour?
Great question. Nope, 48mph. In the clips here in this video, you can see 62kph a few times. The spot where 48mph happened was right there at turn one moving up the inside line and getting sling shot out in the draft moving up from the back of the pack to the front. Insane, right?!
That would be like a 160-170 cadence, WOW.
Yeah - it's insane, right? I don't think he pedaled on that one - he sort of got "shot" around the corner by taking a good line and getting pulled through the corner in a draft. His max cadence on this race was 155rpm. It's funny - we'll practice high cadence stuff on the road. I'll hit 180rpm and look a bit like an ape getting a pretty decent amount of voltage applied to my nether regions. He'll get 1,100 watts at 210 rpm. Above that, he starts to lose it.
@@TacomaCyclist I'm thinking that has to be a GPS glitch of some some sort. I mean, a week earlier at district road championships, on a straight descent with a 35MPH tailwind, the same group of racers maxed out at 47MPH.
@@westsidewheelmen it's not impossible that it was a glitch, they do happen. But it's definitely in the file and you can see many times in this video where they're going above 40.
Look at that heartrate! Ohh, to be 16 again...
Thats the first thing i noticed in the video. At first i thought it said 286 bpm
Guess that would explain why they call you the Bogeyman!
211 bpm 🥵
6:15 did he just say "averaged 7w/kg?"
That's sus
Really? 7w/kg for about 5 minutes? Not really sus... I mean, his ftp is around 6 w/kg, so... That puts that 5 minute power Aaron's 360w given his weight.
@@TacomaCyclist 7w/kg as a 16 year old? Huh? 6w/kg FTP? Who is this lad? Chris Froome?
@@jerichoholic5805 Nah - have you raced against the top level juniors out there? That's not out of the norm for these kids. A few other specs - Will (aka, the Boogeyman) has an 1100w sprint - or 20w/kg. His 5 minute power is about what I mentioned above and his 1 minute power is around 11 w/kg. That puts him on relatively even plane with other top-level juniors. :-)
@@TacomaCyclist lol
Just check the power to weight ratio chart and see. The numbers which you're telling are from World Class Pros 😂
Maybe you should calibrate the power meter :)
I was going to reply sarcastically, but I'll just be nice. Yes, his and many other elite junior races have world tour level numbers. That's because they are destined for the world tour. He trains and rides with members of EF and Trek Segafredo regularly. And not as pity or charity rides.
If you haven't raced against elite juniors, you should. It would change what you think about cycling.
Nice vid!
48 mph max though… lol. Maybe in the final sprint for the winner but even then lol
Hey nonamecat1! Glad to see you here! We're not ruling out a glitch, but we do have the strava file. Plus there are plenty of spots in the video where the speeds are above 40. But, fwiw, they did hit speeds like that at nationals this year. Cadences in the 160s and such.
Much respect and thanks for stopping by!
Fwiw, here's the strava drive.google.com/file/d/16ZO-ZnX0fPcymWkfNkqs-qKiKqSwgBjF/view?usp=drivesdk
As someone who has raced on this course at least 50X over the years, I can say those speeds have never been achieved, not even on the downhill. And the sprint speeds in both directions on that course are hard to crack 40 due to the gradients. Justin and Corey may get 40 in the sprint but that's pushing it.
@@shaunb93291 I don't know what to tell you. I've linked to the image of the strava file. I've also said it is possible it's a glitch. I've also personally ridden that course. I've also hit 40 mph in flat crits many times. I'm sorry that you haven't and I'm sorry that you feel compelled to comment on it multiple times how it isn't possible. 40mph in a flat crit is pretty common. One with a slight downhill is even more common. I don't know what else to tell you.
Socal state crit? Dont think there is a whole state cali one. Separated into norcal and socal districts.
Yup. That's correct. We're from out of state and didn't know. Ours includes 3 states
I thought the rule changed for Jr gears? If you aren't in a Jr race you don't have to follow Jr. gearing limits. This was a P12 race correct?
Nope. All juniors gears , all the time. Some localities waive that rule, but at most localities, they don't and certainly not at national level events.
his socks are not uci
Haha! I'll let you go out with the measuring tape!
200 plus bpm, prolly his max heart rate, just how strong are these guys
Is this like UCI organized, why you using junior gearing on a crit with "pros"
Sadly, regardless of which race you're doing as a junior, you still have to run juniors gearing. He even had to roll out before and after the race as did all the other juniors
@@TacomaCyclist that's is just overkill. Congrats on coming with the bunch
Thanks. Yeah, it's insane. Especially since those restrictions don't exist in the velodrome where knee issues really could be a problem. Boogeyman caps out at about 1200w because his cadence is so high! If he didn't have those restrictions, he could easily do 1500w.
What I see is 206 BPM Constant wtf bro
What you don't see is that his max HR is in the 230s and he can hold a conversation at 215. :-)
@@TacomaCyclist I was on the contraty pretty impressed haha! Sorry if I sounded opposite to that :-D he is very good, I am 24 and have reached only 190 so far! That too on a steep uphill
I didn't take it any way but positive. cheers!