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New 94.7 Route - JHB's Alp D'Huez!

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Old 17-07.-2002, 09:38 AM   #1
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Default New 94.7 Route - JHB's Alp D'Huez!

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Old 17-07.-2002, 11:25 AM   #2
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I've just seen the route, graphs and the write up. Looks like and overall better route in terms of breaks between the climbs, but I think we will still suffer.

I started with power training on the weekend already. Lets hope I'll be strong enough to conquer this new route.
 
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The new route kicks up constantly over the last 30 k's or so, much like the Argus. It will be tough to maintain a good average speed in those last few kilometers.
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17 weeks to go ladies and gentlemen.  That gives you
6 weeks base training
6 weeks speed / power etc
5 weeks peak conditioning.

Get it together now and you'll be smiling.

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What ya think Rat, is the new route tougher or not?
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Yeh the new route is harder and that section on the highway has a constant hold on you overall i think the new route will be better racing for the elite.and more of a challenge to the rest of us, i would say probably add an extra 15 to 20 minutes to your previous times, that is if your at the same fitness and conditions are the same.
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