Do you want to go beyond centuries to longer rides such as double centuries, brevets, 12- and 24-hour races, and multi-day events such as tours, Boston-Montreal-Boston and Paris-Brest-Paris. Preparing for Long Rides, the 44 page UMCA handbook, will help you to eliminate the show-stoppers that force you to stop before you reach your goal.
I. Training for Long Rides
Designing the Annual Plan, using a 1200K randonnée as an example - John Hughes
Base Training - John Hughes
Heart Rate Training Zones
Intensity Training - Pete Penseyres
Peaking - John Hughes
Effective Training Rides - Warren McNaughton & John Hughes
II. Equipment for Long Rides
III. Food for Long Rides
Eating and Drinking - Warren McNaughton & John Hughes
Eating for Two (hundred miles) - Susan Barr
The Cross Country Gourmand - Susan Barr
Alphabet Soup: Eating for BMB, PBP, KJBGRK,RAAM qualifiers - Susan Barr
IV. Mental Aspects of Long Rides
What to do when the ride stops being fun - Warren McNaughton & John Hughes
Sleep Deprivation and Night Riding - Warren McNaughton & John Hughes
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