None of Armstrong's main rivals from last year have lived up to the expectations indicated in last year's results. Armstrong, however, has been consistent year after year. Since his training regiment isn't at all secret, what errors are his rivals making that make them good one year and bad the other?
By the way, in a major devastation, Zabel shook 93 riders off his back wheel in today's stage and grabbed 1st place in the +30 min group.
None of Armstrong's main rivals from last year have lived up to the expectations indicated in last year's results. Armstrong, however, has been consistent year after year. Since his training regiment isn't at all secret, what errors are his rivals making that make them good one year and bad the other?
By the way, in a major devastation, Zabel shook 93 riders off his back wheel in today's stage and grabbed 1st place in the +30 min group.
Maybe they jump ship from the one that got them where they are to Lance's only to find it works for him, only.
None of Armstrong's main rivals from last year have lived up to the expectations indicated in last year's results. Armstrong, however, has been consistent year after year. Since his training regiment isn't at all secret, what errors are his rivals making that make them good one year and bad the other?
They don't follow it. No one else prepares solely for the Tour de France, year in year out.
No one else has as strong a team.
Note how last year, all that good stuff almost wasn't enough.
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None of Armstrong's main rivals from last year have lived up to the expectations indicated in last year's results. Armstrong, however, has been consistent year after year. Since his training regiment isn't at all secret, what errors are his rivals making that make them good one year and bad the other?
They don't follow it. No one else prepares solely for the Tour de France, year in year out.
If it were any other rider, winning the Midi Libre and the Dauphine Libere would be the highlight of their season. For Lance, it is considered preparation for the tour. This shows how good he is.
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None of Armstrong's main rivals from last year have lived up to the expectations indicated in last year's results. Armstrong, however, has been consistent year after year. Since his training regiment isn't at all secret, what errors are his rivals making that make them good one year and bad the other?
By the way, in a major devastation, Zabel shook 93 riders off his back wheel in today's stage and grabbed 1st place in the +30 min group.
Ji, have you ever tried to stay on a low cal diet? Lance weighs EVERY bite he eats. He calculates every single calorie. Even when he thinks that he is "letting go" by having a beer he has counted the calories and what he needs to do to maintain his condition.
In "Road to Paris" Bryneel himself shakes his head up at the snow line and says, "That's what it takes to win the Tour."
Armstrong is the most dedicated cyclist of his time. Eddy was the last one to be so dedicated. Hinault did all of his winning on raw talent alone.