i'm one of the only guys on my team that foen't wear a drag suit. do drag suits make that big a difference?
if so is there a drag suit that has VERY LITTLE DRAG that i can wear to get use to at first? (eventually i'd buy one with more drag)
An earlier post asked (rhetorically, I think) if cyclists trained on knobby tires or runners trained in combat boots for "drag." I can't speak to what cyclists do, but having lived with runners almost all my life, I can tell you that they all reserved their ultra light race day "flats" strictly for racing and ran in heavier more durable trainers almost all the time during training. Maybe that's no longer true though.....
An earlier post asked (rhetorically, I think) if cyclists trained on knobby tires or runners trained in combat boots for "drag." I can't speak to what cyclists do, but having lived with runners almost all my life, I can tell you that they all reserved their ultra light race day "flats" strictly for racing and ran in heavier more durable trainers almost all the time during training. Maybe that's no longer true though.....
