There are a few reasons for Eatough's success. Have you got a proper programme planned out in advance? We train hard, a lot. It'd probably take me at least that long driving. My smile grew from the butt-on-the-rear-wheel, hair-raising single track turns. That kind of efficiency and sensibility is a big part of endurance racing. Posted by admin on Friday, September 5, 
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It comes into play though what I do is not so much engineering, I'm more on the marketing and encouragement and education side. Yeah, njee20, stopping between laps is my big downfall. The top races at the NUE hundred-milers usually shuttle drop-bags to the aid stations: I was fading from the intensity of the effort. Eatough says the careful planning wasn't something he set out to do intentionally; instead it reflects the way he is. I realized most of the racers were still just approaching the Death Climb, and they could be hurting more than me, so I headed out on a mission.
His accomplishments netted him respect across the mountain bike community, but what made him most famous around the world was his star role in the "24 Solo" movie, which documented his ultimately unsuccessful attempt to win a seventh hour world title. I'm sure I'll keep up with them, but it's not the same as spending a week with someone or going through an event with them.
During Eatough's career, he let his legs do the talking. Eatough had planned to say goodbye to a long and successful pro mountain biking career at the 24 hours of Moab — also the hour US National Championships - in mid-October in Utah, but the flu kept him on the sidelines.
Views Read Edit View history. I'll miss my teammates, support staff, etc. Related Articles Eatough goes for seventh world championship Chris Eatough: Mtbmatt- out of curiosity, I presume you are using the power meter on a road bike, correct? Chris Eatough, movie star". I turned out very left brain, very analytical and not very creative. Up to traiinng a week depending on the time of year, and this reduces as we do more MTB obviously.
It's difficult to maintain a full travel and training schedule while having a family. Captain, should I be eating more chips then? I took a job with the County of Arlington, and I'm their bike program manager. I think about it a lot, and I would have loved to be out there battling against Josh Tostado and Kelley Magelky - seems like they had a good race.
How do the top riders train for 24 hours solo ?
At that point, the heat was oppressive and baking like an open oven door against the yellow, stony dirt road. Come race day a lot of it is eatuogh too. I broke it in the off-season on a road ride. Just practice not stopping, or being able to do daft things like put on arm warmers and changing gloves etc whilst riding. Eatough became famous among his competitors for his meticulous approach to race logistics — something very important in hour races when the help of a well-trained support crew and careful planning can make the difference between winning and losing.
I use a powertap and that has changed the way I train and made a big difference. More efficiently then me — patently.
I realized I had skills for that. Cyclingnews The World Centre of Cycling.
He turned pro in That Dave Buchanan site looks interesting, although I was after a general idea of what other people do, not paying for a tailored programme for myself. It gives people motivation.
I would have liked to go out racing rather than trainjng racing. Then on the rocky, technical Bridge Hollow trail, I launched a counter offensive and got into the lead.
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