You need to learn how to ride a bike before you race.
That is false. For example, in women's racing, there have been quite a few novice riders who have done quite well in their first year and whose bike handling skills were mediocre. For example, I would like to do a survey of the top 100 women racers in the US to find out how many of them can ride no hands.
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Your question is like a high school dropout bum who walks into Harvard Admissions Office and asks, "How do I apply to get accepted here."
I know for a fact that a graduate student in mathematics at Harvard did not know how to tie his shoes. He got his Ph.D. at 20.
You need to learn how to ride a bike before you race.
That is false. For example, in women's racing, there have been quite a few novice riders who have done quite well in their first year and whose bike handling skills were mediocre. For example, I would like to do a survey of the top 100 women racers in the US to find out how many of them can ride no hands.
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Your question is like a high school dropout bum who walks into Harvard Admissions Office and asks, "How do I apply to get accepted here."
I know for a fact that a graduate student in mathematics at Harvard did not know how to tie his shoes. He got his Ph.D. at 20.
My cycling shoes have velcro. I don't get your point.
