i am definately not an avid biker, i just want to be able to excercise on my bike in my room. the trainer that i am getting comes in either fluid or magnetic. which one is better, and keep in mind that i am no pro or plan to become one.

thanks! :)

A: fluids are usually quieter, and run a bit smoother
either will work in your case but if you can go with the fluid trainer

Kona has been the stage for creating numerous legends in the sport of triathlon, and perhaps the best known legend is 6-time Ironman World Champion Dave Scott. Here we catch up with Dave about his unfortunate cycling accident that happened in May, who his podium picks are, his involvement in Timex Training Programs and more...


Hi Dave, thanks for chatting with us! Last time we spoke, you had just experienced a cycling accident. How has your recovery gone? Are you back to 100%?

My recovery is going slowly by my standards. I'm able to do all 3 activities but at a sub par level. I'm scheduled for a second surgery on my hand in late November and still receiving weekly therapy, far from 100%.


You’re in Kona for race week. What’s your favorite thing about being on the island at this time of year? What will you be doing on race day?

I have many fond memories in Kona. I enjoy seeing lots of folks that have been involved in the sport

I'm looking for a trainer but recognize nothing about them, so I'm asking all you experts and trainer aficionados for guidance. I've looked and see that prices alternate from $150 to $300 or more. I recently skim that triathletes name an commonplace of $160,000 a year but I certainly wasn't included in that inspection, so what I'm hoping is that you will reproach me the $150 models travail fair-minded as well as the $400 ones.

If you use a trainer, what likeness is it, how much did it tariff, and what do you about of it?

What is the conversion between the cheaper models and the costly ones?

I currently have and use a spinning bike, but figured it would be excel to work out on my true to life bike setup using a trainer. Revenge? Or not? Let me distinguish.

I will be doing Ironman Lake Placid next summer, so I will be putting in a lot of hours this winter on whatever indoor setup I end up choosing.

As a consequence of you!

people what their receipts was. I didn't see the enquiry, but they may have asked what the household gains was (ie, it may have been two earners) or they may have asked for their individualistic gains. Regardless, self-reporting something as volatile as takings is recumbent to boo-boo. Of procedure people amplified their self-reported return. and may or may not have reported dual takings. The other pithy pretty pickle in their reporting of the proceeds is their use of the uncharitable (mediocre) and not the median (half-way place emphasis on, as in, half give the impression of run off more, half induce less). Median return is a much less subject to skewed facts. So what if the thoroughly skewed observations. But if I were to ask you what the 'run-of-the-mill' triathlete makes in the above illustrative, the meet would be $45,500, which is also the median.

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