Description
Liege Bastogne Liege Virtual Rides Turbo Training DVD
The Liege Bastogne Liege is the oldest and one of the hardest classic cycling race’s in the world.
Experience riding the course used in this epic one day event based in the Ardennes region of Belgium.
Relieve the boredom of the turbo and enhance your training enjoyment – simulate riding this legendry classic.
This virtual ride turbo training dvd features the main climbs from the epic race including:
- Côte de la Haute-Levée – 3.6 km climb to 5.7 %
- Col du Rosier – 4.4 km climb to 5.9 %
- Côte du Maquisard – 2.5 km climb to 5 %
- Côte de La Redoute – 2.0 km climb to 8.8 %
- Côte de Colonster – 2.4 km climb to 6 %
- Côte de Saint-Nicolas – 1.2 km climb to 8.6 %
1 hours 36 mins run time, plays on a normal DVD player or PC.
DVD also features workout music to add to your training enjoyment.
Matt (verified owner) –
Great DVD, definitely one to strengthen the leg muscles. One screen cadence and HRM zones really push it up a level. All this and a pumping soundtrack, has helped keep my fitness up this winter..
Ron (verified owner) –
I have purchased a number of virtual cycling DVD’s and I would to say that this is by far the best! Great dashboard with outstanding camera shots. I normally do not like music when doing the workouts, but have to admit there’s something about this music that really motivates you to work hard and pushes you to drive thru the intervals. Anyway, would highly recommend to all cyclists!!!
John (verified owner) –
Excellent service; arrived the day after it was ordered. Works fine on my laptop. Image quality is good. Not keen on the music so I turn that off. Makes turbo training a pleasure (or almost). Never thought I would find anything that would do that! Can thoroughly recommend it and will buy some more when I tire of this.
David Mather (verified owner) –
Excellent training dvd, great that it’s different to the others I have and the music is great
Spencer Kirkham (verified owner) –
Good DVD for 60 mins or so, but after that most of the route is shot from a car not a bike with no other cyclists, so you are just looking at tarmac, at (sometimes) unrealistic speeds.
Success Coach –
Thanks for your honest feedback which we have taken on board and now re-done the video so it includes a lot more group riding footage