Age-related stubbornness is a real thing in endurance sports. Older people

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May 2, 2024
9:52:27am

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Age-related stubbornness is a real thing in endurance sports. Older people

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Longseason

Previous username: panacablue
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Joined: Jul 18, 2010
Last login: Jun 6, 2024
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There's some seriously fast old MTBers out there. I did a race last weekend

May 2, 9:22am

Sure beats pickleball. One thing I love about MTB is I'll be able to enjoy it

COUGND

May 2, 9:30am

I feel the same about skiing

letthewookieewin

May 2, 9:55am

I think this is true for a lot of endurance events. We don't lose endurance with age like we do speed. Hard work though!

Bar7h

May 2, 9:33am

Did you do the Sea Otter Classic?

Bar7h

May 2, 9:34am

At Lotoja the 40's and 50's are some of the fastest riders, I'd go in every

RC Vikings

May 2, 9:36am

Same with triathlon. Old guys are good at it. Hats off

homegrown

May 2, 9:38am

Age-related stubbornness is a real thing in endurance sports. Older people

Longseason

May 2, 9:52am

Yeah, Victor Sheldon is the reigning gravel national champ in his age group

Buckeye

May 2, 10:24am

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