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  1. If your goal was to become a professional Cyclist. What would you do considering these facts.

    You Live in North Dakota. (flat)
    You have a good bike. (trek 5500)
    You are going to college. (University of North Dakota)
    You just started this year.
    You just had a knee surgery. (plica syndrom)
    You are 6'1" (185.42cm)
    You Weight 150Lbs
    It is the end of November
    Your top hours was 7 this summer.
    Right now you are doing rehab lifting from your Surgery.
    Total hours working out is about 2 hours a week atm.
    There is a Cycling club that goes to college races @ your university

    Anything else that would help? information wise

    you could include a basic plan, a suggestion for event.
    Suggestion for this first year after the Knee surgery, should I not race very often?... how should i go about building my hours to a decent level. ect.

    edit: is 2.54 the what you multiply inches by to get centimeters? 🙂
    edit: would it be a good idea to slowly increase the angle that my bike is @ when on my trainer to make it feel like I am climbing.. Eventually becomming a great mountain goat despite my height? Or at least do a few workouts a week that have the bike in a climbing position?

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