I am not trying to bash Emma Coburn here…but really want to hear other people’s thoughts.
Does anyone else think her copious hours of biking is a little out of hand? Seems like exercise addiction to me. Maybe it’s her way of coping with the loss of her mom, failed Tokyo Olympic medal attempt, and missed Paris Olympics redemption? What y’all think??
I am not trying to bash Emma Coburn here…but really want to hear other people’s thoughts.
Does anyone else think her copious hours of biking is a little out of hand? Seems like exercise addiction to me. Maybe it’s her way of coping with the loss of her mom, failed Tokyo Olympic medal attempt, and missed Paris Olympics redemption? What y’all think??
*again, not trying to bash her on here*
I'm a fan of Emma too, and don't go in for bashing, but I have thought she has had an eating disorder/fitness addiction for a while.
Didn't even take like a week off after breaking her ankle. The picture from her instagram a few dats after her surgery on a bike in a sauna suit was too much. Whydo that?? Dude, give your body a little rest pleae!
I thought it was excessive. My partner thinks she could be trying to hack her metabolism (my words, not his) by increasing mitochondria with zone 2. She is definitely diet doping lol. What else is there to say, she's a professional athlete and once world class.
I am not trying to bash Emma Coburn here…but really want to hear other people’s thoughts.
Does anyone else think her copious hours of biking is a little out of hand? Seems like exercise addiction to me. Maybe it’s her way of coping with the loss of her mom, failed Tokyo Olympic medal attempt, and missed Paris Olympics redemption? What y’all think??
*again, not trying to bash her on here*
PRinceton girl, as a princeton man, let me give you a friendly reminder. Please cite your work. IF you refer to something, particularly something the average person has no idea what you are talking about, please summarize or cite your source.
I am not trying to bash Emma Coburn here…but really want to hear other people’s thoughts.
Does anyone else think her copious hours of biking is a little out of hand? Seems like exercise addiction to me. Maybe it’s her way of coping with the loss of her mom, failed Tokyo Olympic medal attempt, and missed Paris Olympics redemption? What y’all think??
*again, not trying to bash her on here*
PRinceton girl, as a princeton man, let me give you a friendly reminder. Please cite your work. IF you refer to something, particularly something the average person has no idea what you are talking about, please summarize or cite your source.
Professional bikers bike A LOT.
In defense of Princeton girl, per Emma's instagram (reels in particular, which vanish), there is something weird about her current excessive training. Yes, that is a vague statement.
Also, wasn't aware that Lets Run forums are academic-level discussions where all posts must have full bibliographical citations and be peer reviewed before hitting send.
PRinceton girl, as a princeton man, let me give you a friendly reminder. Please cite your work. IF you refer to something, particularly something the average person has no idea what you are talking about, please summarize or cite your source.
Professional bikers bike A LOT.
In defense of Princeton girl, per Emma's instagram (reels in particular, which vanish), there is something weird about her current excessive training. Yes, that is a vague statement.
Also, wasn't aware that Lets Run forums are academic-level discussions where all posts must have full bibliographical citations and be peer reviewed before hitting send.
obviously you dont HAVE to cite on the message board, but posts are GREATLY enhanced by information that backs up whatever you are saying. a link, a quote, general background info. whatever.
Georgia Bell has thrived by making biking an equal part of her training (all the base fitness; running saved for track work). Throw in Valby’s successful cross-training strategies, and we’re going to see more runners trying/succeeding with these strategies.
In defense of Princeton girl, per Emma's instagram (reels in particular, which vanish), there is something weird about her current excessive training. Yes, that is a vague statement.
Also, wasn't aware that Lets Run forums are academic-level discussions where all posts must have full bibliographical citations and be peer reviewed before hitting send.
obviously you dont HAVE to cite on the message board, but posts are GREATLY enhanced by information that backs up whatever you are saying. a link, a quote, general background info. whatever.
I am not trying to bash Emma Coburn here…but really want to hear other people’s thoughts.
Does anyone else think her copious hours of biking is a little out of hand? Seems like exercise addiction to me. Maybe it’s her way of coping with the loss of her mom, failed Tokyo Olympic medal attempt, and missed Paris Olympics redemption? What y’all think??
*again, not trying to bash her on here*
PRinceton girl, as a princeton man, let me give you a friendly reminder. Please cite your work. IF you refer to something, particularly something the average person has no idea what you are talking about, please summarize or cite your source.
Professional bikers bike A LOT.
Rojo going to bat for an attractive white blond American is the most on brand thing he'll do this decade. (see Shelbo800 for reference)
I am not trying to bash Emma Coburn here…but really want to hear other people’s thoughts.
Does anyone else think her copious hours of biking is a little out of hand? Seems like exercise addiction to me. Maybe it’s her way of coping with the loss of her mom, failed Tokyo Olympic medal attempt, and missed Paris Olympics redemption? What y’all think??
*again, not trying to bash her on here*
Just read the post and I think you have to consider something about Emma although most if not all of us are on the outside looking in to her life. But she appears to be a true pro with her workouts, rest/recovery/napping, strength workouts, diet and life balance socially. 15+ hours is not bad at all. Multiple pro cycling/triathlon coaches say 4-6 miles of cycling is comparable to 1 mile of running. She does not say how many watts/HR levels she is cranking at, but I'm willing to be she is receiving about 40-50 mile of running fitness on the bike per week. This is fine. Turn on the TV and cycle while you watch a movie. It's not like she has to go to work or anything like that.