Today, I finally managed to go for another trip for the “Tracking for Freedom” trip. I was once again with the guys from TriTeam Chaos, but this time we were even eight people. The beginning of the trip was very nice, I even had the engery to chat with some of the other participants. Later, we went up to the hills of the Wienerwald and I painfully realized that I am not (or at least not yet) a climber. I was definitely the slowest member of the group and others even had time to go up the hills twice while I was still fighting myself. I’m proud that I never had to stop and push my bike. I have attached the evelation profile of the trip to this post.
The trip's elevation profile
The usual numbers:
| Total distance | 61.0 km |
|---|---|
| Average speed | 22.7 km/h |
| Maximum speed | 54.8 km/h |
| Total climb | 539 m |
| Average heart rate | 155 bpm |
| Maximum heart rate | 197 bpm |
| Time active | 02:41:30 |
| Time resting | 00:33:29 |
| Energy consumed | 2451 kcal |
Note: The climb was measured using a non-calibrated barometric altimeter; the amount of energy consumed was calculated from the measured heart rate and physiological parameters.
The GPX file recorded with my eTrex can be found here.