Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max value
of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that they suggested
for women.
My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp 16.5'ish)
with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought was way too low.
Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles runs
between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more realistic.
Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days, and just
finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were just under 18,
just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5. COOL! I have another
one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in 8 days.
Cat Dailey wrote:
:: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
:: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
:: they suggested for women.
::
:: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
:: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
:: was way too low.
::
:: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
:: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
:: realistic.
::
:: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
:: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
:: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
:: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
:: 8 days.
::
:: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
rides of 100 miles?
Cat Dailey wrote:
:: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
:: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
:: they suggested for women.
::
:: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
:: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
:: was way too low.
::
:: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
:: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
:: realistic.
::
:: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
:: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
:: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
:: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
:: 8 days.
::
:: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
rides of 100 miles?
Cat Dailey wrote:
:: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
:: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
:: they suggested for women.
::
:: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
:: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
:: was way too low.
::
:: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
:: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
:: realistic.
::
:: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
:: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
:: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
:: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
:: 8 days.
::
:: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
rides of 100 miles?
Cat Dailey wrote:
:: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
:: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
:: they suggested for women.
::
:: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
:: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
:: was way too low.
::
:: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
:: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
:: realistic.
::
:: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
:: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
:: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
:: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
:: 8 days.
::
:: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
rides of 100 miles?
Cat Dailey wrote:
:: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
:: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
:: they suggested for women.
::
:: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
:: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
:: was way too low.
::
:: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
:: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
:: realistic.
::
:: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
:: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
:: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
:: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
:: 8 days.
::
:: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
rides of 100 miles?
"Roger Zoul" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]...
> Cat Dailey wrote:
> :: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
> :: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
> :: they suggested for women.
> ::
> :: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
> :: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
> :: was way too low.
> ::
> :: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
> :: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
> :: realistic.
> ::
> :: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
> :: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
> :: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
> :: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
> :: 8 days.
> ::
> :: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
>
> Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
> kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
> rides of 100 miles?
>
>
Nope, I am an old lady (42). I am an attorney turned personal trainer and I
work 5 am-1 pm, so I can ride a lot. The first century started out with our
regular Saturday group ride, which is a slam fest from the first 1/10th
mile. It's basically 4 of our local racing teams. At the turnaround (mile
30 or so) another guy and I went out farther to Doylestown. We then went
back to Philadelphia. I left my guy and finished up with a lap around the
Schuylkill River then home. On Sunday, a group of about 12 of us went from
Philadelphia to New Hope and back. It was a very controlled ride, and I
pulled a lot of the way home. Today, I picked up one other guy and pulled
him to Doylestown and back to his house, (50 miles) and then went down to
the river and did 4 laps before heading home, so essentially, I pulled this
one the whole way!
"Roger Zoul" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]...
> Cat Dailey wrote:
> :: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
> :: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
> :: they suggested for women.
> ::
> :: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
> :: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
> :: was way too low.
> ::
> :: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
> :: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
> :: realistic.
> ::
> :: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
> :: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
> :: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
> :: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
> :: 8 days.
> ::
> :: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
>
> Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
> kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
> rides of 100 miles?
>
>
Nope, I am an old lady (42). I am an attorney turned personal trainer and I
work 5 am-1 pm, so I can ride a lot. The first century started out with our
regular Saturday group ride, which is a slam fest from the first 1/10th
mile. It's basically 4 of our local racing teams. At the turnaround (mile
30 or so) another guy and I went out farther to Doylestown. We then went
back to Philadelphia. I left my guy and finished up with a lap around the
Schuylkill River then home. On Sunday, a group of about 12 of us went from
Philadelphia to New Hope and back. It was a very controlled ride, and I
pulled a lot of the way home. Today, I picked up one other guy and pulled
him to Doylestown and back to his house, (50 miles) and then went down to
the river and did 4 laps before heading home, so essentially, I pulled this
one the whole way!
"Roger Zoul" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]...
> Cat Dailey wrote:
> :: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
> :: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
> :: they suggested for women.
> ::
> :: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
> :: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
> :: was way too low.
> ::
> :: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
> :: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
> :: realistic.
> ::
> :: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
> :: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
> :: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
> :: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
> :: 8 days.
> ::
> :: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
>
> Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
> kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
> rides of 100 miles?
>
>
Nope, I am an old lady (42). I am an attorney turned personal trainer and I
work 5 am-1 pm, so I can ride a lot. The first century started out with our
regular Saturday group ride, which is a slam fest from the first 1/10th
mile. It's basically 4 of our local racing teams. At the turnaround (mile
30 or so) another guy and I went out farther to Doylestown. We then went
back to Philadelphia. I left my guy and finished up with a lap around the
Schuylkill River then home. On Sunday, a group of about 12 of us went from
Philadelphia to New Hope and back. It was a very controlled ride, and I
pulled a lot of the way home. Today, I picked up one other guy and pulled
him to Doylestown and back to his house, (50 miles) and then went down to
the river and did 4 laps before heading home, so essentially, I pulled this
one the whole way!
"Roger Zoul" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]...
> Cat Dailey wrote:
> :: Well, I finally took the fit test on my Polar S720i and got a VO2max
> :: value of 55, which is considerably higher than the default 35 that
> :: they suggested for women.
> ::
> :: My calorie usage during my last century about 2 weeks ago (av sp
> :: 16.5'ish) with the old value was only around 2400, which I thought
> :: was way too low.
> ::
> :: Now that I changed the value to 55, my calorie burn for 100 miles
> :: runs between around 3300 and 3600, which I think might be a tad more
> :: realistic.
> ::
> :: Now for the good news....did my first ever 2 centuries in 2 days,
> :: and just finished my third century in 5 days! Average speeds were
> :: just under 18, just over 18, and I think today's was around 17.5.
> :: COOL! I have another one to do this Saturday, so that will be 4 in
> :: 8 days.
> ::
> :: Cat who is happy with high mile weeks!
>
> Wow, Cat, you rock, girl! Are you a student? I wish I could get those
> kinds of miles in...where are these centuries? Are they organized or just
> rides of 100 miles?
>
>
Nope, I am an old lady (42). I am an attorney turned personal trainer and I
work 5 am-1 pm, so I can ride a lot. The first century started out with our
regular Saturday group ride, which is a slam fest from the first 1/10th
mile. It's basically 4 of our local racing teams. At the turnaround (mile
30 or so) another guy and I went out farther to Doylestown. We then went
back to Philadelphia. I left my guy and finished up with a lap around the
Schuylkill River then home. On Sunday, a group of about 12 of us went from
Philadelphia to New Hope and back. It was a very controlled ride, and I
pulled a lot of the way home. Today, I picked up one other guy and pulled
him to Doylestown and back to his house, (50 miles) and then went down to
the river and did 4 laps before heading home, so essentially, I pulled this
one the whole way!