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  1. I have a century Saturday, May 28th. If I do a long ride (3 to 4 hours) on thursday, May 25th will this compromise my performance for the Century? I'm not looking to peak for it; however, I would like to feel strong for the ride. If it helps my schedule the week before will look like this:

    Monday: 1.5hours (about 2000ft of climbing)
    Tuesday: 1.5hours (about 2000ft climbing)
    Wednesday: off
    Thursday: Long ride (3 to 4 hours) or 2 hours easy
    Friday: 1 hour easy
    Saturday: century (one significant climb, not sure about overall ascent/descent)
    Sunday: 1 hour easy ride or off (it will depend on how the century went)

  2. EvilGoodGuy said:

    I have a century Saturday, May 28th. If I do a long ride (3 to 4 hours) on thursday, May 25th will this compromise my performance for the Century? I'm not looking to peak for it; however, I would like to feel strong for the ride. If it helps my schedule the week before will look like this:

    Monday: 1.5hours (about 2000ft of climbing)
    Tuesday: 1.5hours (about 2000ft climbing)
    Wednesday: off
    Thursday: Long ride (3 to 4 hours) or 2 hours easy
    Friday: 1 hour easy
    Saturday: century (one significant climb, not sure about overall ascent/descent)
    Sunday: 1 hour easy ride or off (it will depend on how the century went)


    do the 2 hours easy - even slightly tired legs during a century sucks - save it for the ride.

    mmerchant

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