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Good luck. With your lack of training lately you'll be blowing like a steam train early on!! Once you find your groove you'll be ok though
Looks like the old but trusted PolarS510.
Would be nice to hear what your Avg HR and Actuall KCal at the end of the race is (if possible).
As an aside, I burnt 10,000 calories in 6.5 hours in the recent Scott 24 hour race. Granted, it was on the dirt, and probably a lot more dynamic in terms of rate of change, and I was smashing it up Stromlo, so it will be VERY interesting to see your calorie burn on the road over 7 hours.
My food is basically 1 x clif bar + 1 x gel + 1 drink bottle every hour.
I've started including fruit cake courtesy of Mr Naylor's suggestions, and also considering banana+nutella mini rolls.
Anyway, it's interesting to see how much thought you've put in -- may I be so presumptuous as to suggest someone create a little calculation spreadsheet for this? If they don't, I will. VERY handy. Would love to see some calculations/formula for calorific burn for people based on height, weight, level of fitness, and perhaps BMI or lean muscle mass --> ** does anyone have this sort of info.
Anyway, good luck mister, I'll be hitting the Warnie next year (starting to look a busy schedule). The ocean sounds like a GREAT idea!
Have fun and looking fwd to seeing the wrap up.
Stay upright and fast,
Timbo
However Andy Naylor has been pimping Philly + Jam rolls but I put it to him that Banana+Nutella would be just as effective, a point he concurred with.
Also Fruit Cake. I used Fruit Cake in the Around the Bay and it was perfect.
The small dinner rolls could be the fresh little bangers from the supermercado but Andy is talking up the small sweet little ones, presumably the ones used for hot dogs.
I'm presuming the sugary ones.
Let's see who has more fun.
Have a great ride, sounds like you have tapered perfectly ;-)
Good Luck - look forward to seeing a race report CT style!
Wishing you a great ride!!!
A.
I'm doing the feeds and mechanical for a mate and will be taking plenty of photos and video. Hopefully I get some good stuff that I can forward to you next week.
Hoping for a cat n mouse then power sprint finish like last year.
Ride smart
regards
Mick
Best of luck. Sounds Epic.