Cyclists Attack and Attack in the Race For Humanity Pro123 Road Race

http://www.chavezcycling.com Watch now how cyclists from around the world launch attack after attack during the Pro1,2,3 Road Race For Humanity in San Antonio, Florida, one of the hardest cycling racing courses in the state of Florida. Visit ChavezCycling.com for the full recap of the race, free cycling training plans from the cameraman and a huge variety of cycling products at great prices.

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[ddxjon]

wow, whats your average speed?

[chavezcycling]

@ddxjon 30mph average

[SuperWeng10]

i have regular job 8 hrs a day 5 times a week and only saturday and sunday for serious riding...

do you think i can ride and compete this level?

is there any way or do i really need to give up my full time job to be in a condition like this??

co'z no matter what i do i always have a hard time against my fellow club riders..

i really want to win against them...

any piece of advice?

BTW most of them have the time to ride at least 4 times a week..

[chavezcycling]

@SuperWeng10 If you have a full time job, you should train indoors at least 2 hours a day during the week for 4 days. That should help you to keep up with your club friends on the weekends.

[lam19bo]

hi,could you please tell me what sort of camera you're using,looks really clear

[chavezcycling]

I sent you an email with the info. Hope you got it.

[OHNGAI]

wheres the hills?

[ddxjon]

@chavezcycling damn, im barely keeping up with 16mph

[procarrier]

Yep, with new twins, a full time job, and being a homeowner I still find time to ride and train 8 to 10 hours a week. Communting is a big part of training for me with a 32 mile round trip and a 10lb backpack. Cycling for me is an addiction, and any addict knows you will find your fix no matter what it takes. Plus I have a lot of support which helps a lot.

[skoockum]

those Fla Alps at 3:33 look positively brutal

[risenflame]

@SuperWeng10 I'm a grad student- I have a family, a dog, and work 9-10 hrs a day + 4-8 on the weekends. I still train 1-2 hrs a day 3-4 days during the week, and at least 5hrs on the weekend. You can do it. You just have to make it a priority. Get up early.

[CProgression]

Thanks Joel... Straight to FAVS on my YouTube channel. Great sound track.