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Choose
your training partner(s) carefully. Try not to fall into the group
ride/race syndrome where you are constantly riding slower or faster
than you should be for effective development. |
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You
want to be as effective as possible with the time you have to
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With
that in mind you should train with someone who is at the next skill
level. Not so much faster that you inconvenience them having to wait
for you all of the time, but just fast enough to pull you up to the
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DON'T
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"The
Intimidator"
This
rider loves to show how much faster and skilled he/she is especially around beginner
riders. Don't be intimidated by these riders.
Know
that you will improve one step at a time.
The
same amount of fun is achieved whether you are a beginner or an
expert. Remain confident that in time you will become proficient
in handling your bike.
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