How do you prevent a massacre in your lady garden? - Page 11 - Triathlon

Bouncing Barlist pirate

pirate

10/01/2009 at 16:25

I think we need dedicated lady garden attendant

Nam

22/03/2009 at 20:57

boinged for Aitch

Aitch!

pirate

22/03/2009 at 21:02

Ha ha thanks Nam! I will read and see what I can learn ...

Hope

pirate

22/03/2009 at 21:15

Cattlegrids!

Gyraffe

pirate

23/03/2009 at 07:43

Ah the memories of early days in the lady garden. These days I think I just stand up a lot more to take the pressure off. 30 miles used to be agony - 60 miles is now a bit uncomfy.

Can we move on to foot pain now - cos that's getting worse and worse.

Imeccentric pirate

pirate

23/03/2009 at 11:05

You should ask Lindi how 336 miles is.....

Im.Rio

pirate

23/03/2009 at 12:48

I love my adamo road saddle. Hurts the sit bones for a few rides but no massacre in the lady garden dept.

Aitch!

pirate

23/03/2009 at 19:03

I don't have the massacre problem, just the sore bone bit....

I need to HTFU!! More rides will see to that. My friend has an 80 mile ride planned for us in May, hopefully I'll have HdTFU by then

Edited: 23/03/2009 at 19:04

Happychap

29/05/2009 at 12:30

Boinged again, hopefully some positive stuff in it for all of use who are suffering with the long mileage at the moment

which witch

29/05/2009 at 20:18

surviving so far thankfully - must have HTFU. was laughing at my friend the other week as we rented bikes for an afternoon and she was still complaining the next day - the saddles on the bikes were pure luxury in comparison.

seren nos

pirate

29/05/2009 at 20:27

from doing long miles in cycling shorts I have now changed to tri shorts and have hardened up..........recovering a lot quicker now and have stuck with the hard mans saddle as no spare cash for a girlie one.........

Nam

29/05/2009 at 20:31

Well timed 'boing' for Liverbird by the sounds of it...

which witch

29/05/2009 at 20:33

seren nos wrote (see)

from doing long miles in cycling shorts I have now changed to tri shorts and have hardened up..........recovering a lot quicker now and have stuck with the hard mans saddle as no spare cash for a girlie one.........

i actually find tri shorts better than cycling shorts, but that could just be me..

Happychap

29/05/2009 at 21:41

Nope, with you on that one WW. Much better in tri shorts!

Nam

29/05/2009 at 21:42

Yes. Less is more.

M.ister W

29/05/2009 at 21:45

That's what I keep telling the GF but she still doesn't believe me

which witch

29/05/2009 at 21:52

lol mister w

Pop Up Pundit

30/05/2009 at 17:32

that was a well timed boing for me all right. I've been fretting over what I'm going to wear for a 1/2IM in June and wondering how I can manage getting into proper cycling shorts after the swim as I've been sh!t scared of doing long cycles with anything less than fully padded shorts!

Having read this thread this morning, I had a word with myself, (the word was TTFU) and went out for a four hour cycle/half hour run brick in a pair of tri shorts. I can report that the ladygarden is in no better or worse state than it would be had I done it in padded cycle shorts. What a revelation!

I've always fought against TTFU in that department, but apparently, it's already quite T I can't help feeling in some ways that's a bad thing...<muses>

LIVERBIRD

pirate

30/05/2009 at 17:39

Nam wrote (see)

Well timed 'boing' for Liverbird by the sounds of it...

Thank you for the BOING Nam!

My God, my bits hurt.....

Nobody told me it'd be like this. Now where did I put that icepack?

Plum

pirate

30/05/2009 at 17:46