You're right.Since I've lost most of the fat (still have 20 more pounds to go), my heat tolerance on climbs has improved a little. Keep in mind that Garmin temperature readings are often way too high, due to the sun beating down on the unit. I think the temps were closer to 80, not 90 like the Garmin page says.
I ride every day, but since I live in the flatlands my local rides are never grueling. Fat-burning, occasionally fast, but never as hard as the hilly rides. Usually I feel pretty good the next day. When I rented the cars and climbed mountains Saturday and Sunday on my Dahon folder, I usually felt stronger on the Sunday climb.




Since I've lost most of the fat (still have 20 more pounds to go), my heat tolerance on climbs has improved a little. Keep in mind that Garmin temperature readings are often way too high, due to the sun beating down on the unit. I think the temps were closer to 80, not 90 like the Garmin page says.
Reply With Quote