The little black & white bombs are back again for another season of cyclist carnage.
So we were wondering if stationery indoor training was better than outdoor cycling?
Results from Australian Lifestyle & Fitness website, compares outdoor cycling vs stationery indoor training (based on 70kg rider):
Time (Mins): 60 | Weight (kg): 70 |
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Exercise | Calories/hr Burned |
Bicycling, <16km/hr leisure | 280 |
Bicycling, 18km/hr light effort | 420 |
Bicycling, 20km/hr moderate effort | 559 |
Bicycling, 24km/hr vigorous effort | 700 |
Bicycling, 28km/hr very fast, racing | 839 |
Bicycling, BMX or mountain | 595 |
Bicycling, racing | 1,119 |
Bicycling, stationary, general | 350 |
Bicycling, stationary, light effort | 385 |
Bicycling, stationary, moderate effort | 490 |
Bicycling, stationary, very light effort | 210 |
Bicycling, stationary, very vigorous effort | 874 |
Bicycling, stationary, vigorous effort | 735 |
Cycling, hill climb, 30 min | 204 |
Unicycling | 350 |
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So the answer is:
Light to Moderate stationary riding indoors burns
LESS calories than cycling outdoors.
Vigorous/Racing stationery riding indoors burns
MORE calories than cycling outdoors.
At Bike n Bean we can help you with either option, whether its a bike or indoor trainer, visit the website or drop in.
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