That brought me right to the edge, yet again, without having me fail. It’s the perfect symphony. The IF is 0.86 for me, 0.9 would have buried me, but this was right on the knife edge.
A large part is Neal’s smiley, positive, in-control attitude. I can’t help shake the feeling that if I did this to a racing video, I wouldn’t have enjoyed flogging myself so much. But here I’m thinking “I can’t let the group down- heck, I can’t let Neal down. Yeah, poker-face! Gotta keep up my poker face.”
After finishing Rabbit Mountain, I felt worse than after any of the nine times I have done Nine Hammers. On the other hand, I have a feeling I would have felt a little better doing Rabbit Mountain if it was not Stage 3 of the Tour.
Dear @DameLisa
On the second image you posted it looks like you “merged” the Rabbit Mountain Workout (Sufferfest/wahooX) with an RGT ride on ONE device. I have been riding the workouts and RGT parallel on two devices, though I find myself mainly concentrating on the workout screen.
I just donated 10 bucks, so I hope you’re going to share the secret.
Kind greetings
Tako
Stage 2 Mantra - During each attack I repeated the phrase “When you come at the king, you best not miss”. Let’s see what today’s will be. Let the suffering commence!
The Rabbit has been vanquished. Rather hurty after the last 2 stages, but love this work out and no way was I going to let Sir Neal down.
Much like this rabbit, this years tour is looking to be more brutal that it first appeared and am starting to regret keeping my full 5 day strength training schedule throughout.
Much the same here, ditching the normal LM BodyCombat/BodyConditioing stuff to focus on “leg week”! My reward will be an XC MTB ride on Sat… (epilogue).
If you stream SYSTM from a computer (I believe it ONLY works with a computer at present), you can detach the SYSTM screen into just the overlay you see at the bottom of @DameLisa screen, with something (anything) else running on the main image. So you queue up SYSTM, queue up RGT, then minimize/float the SYSTM window over RGT.
It’s all fun and games until the over/unders hit. The first time this tour I had to lower the intensity. Thankful for Stage 4 that is, dare I say it, easer.
Most of these workouts are challenging enough on fresh legs.