ClichéGuevara
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- Location
- Kingston upon the River Hull
I hope this doesn't sound disrespectful, it's really not meant to be. I'm just watching the cycling show, which tonight is focusing on womens cycling.
I have read strong arguments offered on here that I can't quite grasp fully, that say if you're strong enough to walk up stairs, you've got more than enough leg strength to cycle up any (rideable) hill eventually. What stops us getting up is fitness.
I do circuit training, running and gym work and there are plenty of women there that are fitter than me.
Now that being the case, and accepting the huge generalistion, why can't women cycle as fast as men?
I have read strong arguments offered on here that I can't quite grasp fully, that say if you're strong enough to walk up stairs, you've got more than enough leg strength to cycle up any (rideable) hill eventually. What stops us getting up is fitness.
I do circuit training, running and gym work and there are plenty of women there that are fitter than me.
Now that being the case, and accepting the huge generalistion, why can't women cycle as fast as men?