| I don't think it matters when you do it, it matters how you do it.
When I started out it was too cold to go on my real bike, so I used my old exercize bike / fan. If yours doesn't have a fan, hook one up in front of you - it will help keep you cool.
Also, I saw real results with doing a sort of interval training on the exercize bike. About a minute of "rest" cycling followed by 10-12 seconds of hard, hard pedaling, then back to a minute of rest. I did this as many times as I could and over the months, I built up my strength and endurance so that I could do more sets and longer moments of hard cycling. Then, when I finally got out on my REAL bike, WHOO HOO! I could finally do hills without killing myself.
I still use the stationary bike on off days or rainy days, but it has really helped me get stronger and is a real heart pumper. But you have to be the one to make it so - push push push, rest... push push push, rest...
And make sure you have a little breakfast with protein before you go on it.
Just my .02c.
Indy
__________________ Started eating healthier March 7, 2007. |