Playing with my Garmin, I see that in the last 12 months, I've climbed 59,000 feet.:eek:
I know it's not mountainous in Indiana...but this struck me as a lot;)
How about those of you in mountainous areas...ever look at it like this?
Printable View
Playing with my Garmin, I see that in the last 12 months, I've climbed 59,000 feet.:eek:
I know it's not mountainous in Indiana...but this struck me as a lot;)
How about those of you in mountainous areas...ever look at it like this?
Where did you look to see the total climbing? I went to history-totals and didn't find anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
SadieKate has had some interesting ways of comparing her climbing to other things, distances around moons and such. It was pretty cool to see her updates in her sig line.
I'm at 100,888 feet since January. I get over 200,000 feet every year. My most ever was 2006 with 286,668.
Really shows how different our terrain is, doesn't it. Plus I mountain bike too, which gives me lots of climbing.
V.
I wouldn't call Maryland mountainous either. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
I just checked my BiJo. I'm at 67K climbing for the year so far. Yeah...that's a fer bit.
KG: I did it through my Motion Based account. I found that I could add columns to the "Digest"Quote:
Originally Posted by kelownagirl
Others: WOW! I better get out and start climbing!
That's fantastic! And you didn't suffer altitude sickness. ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
By the way, you are not helping my spending habits by boasting the powers of the mighty Garmin. Oh why do I have to be tempted by such matters?
Hmm, I don't have a 'paid' account. From May 2nd to Dec 31st 2007 I had about 85,000' tho. Can't go back further than that in 2007. Very interesting!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
Indiana has plenty of hills, no mountains, but plenty of hills. I switched from bike journal to:
www.bikewire.net
and it tracks climbing, I'm at 59,859 ft for the year. I love the flats, climbing makes you a better rider, but it was hot this afternoon and I swear we were climbing into a strong headwind - double painful.
Hows the RAIN training coming?
I got a second (standard class) in the TT yesterday, and we are heading over to Dayton for the Bluestreak TT Weds. Still need to work on longer rides, but the TT's are fun.
You just haven't gone far enough west...Quote:
Originally Posted by 7rider
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...ingHills-1.jpg
But out West they're just hills.
They can't help it, they're old and worn down :o
Sundial - I know what you and I are asking Santa for this Christmas:DQuote:
Originally Posted by sundial
Just bought a Garmin edge 305 and I love it!
Oooohhhh, Zen: That's purty. Where in Maryland is that and when can I visit?
that's Hancock. C'mon over! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by indysteel
I just got an Edge 705, and I'm in geek heaven :) I'd have to do the ride I did today 444 times to do that much climbing! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
Anastasia :-)
Mr Silver is GREEN with envy!Quote:
Originally Posted by PrincessAna
I'll be ready for RaIN as long as we don't have a head wind. I've done 300 miles this month with some hammin' times (for me). I think that it's going to be a function of proper nutrition planning and pacing myself (something I'm not good at said the hare to the tortoise...)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. SR500
Congrats on the TT showing!