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Published 3 March 2003
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3 March 2003, 10:21 UTC
#1
i've been training on the track the last few months and after doing hard efforts (sprints 500 tt and 2000 pursuits)i get real dizzy and sometimes throw up. i dont do this on the road and its a lot harder than track
I went to the doctor and got blood everything normal any thoughts?
3 March 2003, 10:46 UTC
#2
Thought Number 1: post this in the training section
Thought number 2: Sprints= oxygen deprivation=dizzyness
Thought number 3: Sprints and TT = lactic acidosis= vomiting
perhaps you should back of a fraction until you get used to the high intensity of track work
4 March 2003, 20:18 UTC
#3
Is it indoor track you're training in? Maybe dizzyness etc. are because of bad air. I've heard that some indoor tracks have poor air conditioning.
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