The average Tour de France rider consumes between 5,000 to 8,000 calories per day, depending on their size, intensity of effort, and the stage of the race. This high caloric intake is essential to fuel their strenuous daily rides, which can exceed 100 miles and include significant elevation gain. Riders often focus on a balanced diet rich in carbohydrates, proteins, and fats to meet their energy needs. Proper nutrition is crucial for recovery and performance throughout the grueling three-week event.
The average weight of a Tour de France rider is around 68-73 kilograms, or 150-160 pounds.
The amount of calories burned will vary according to the intensity of the ride you went on, but in general the amount of calories burned by the average rider on a average trail ride are about the same as those burned in a game of doubles tennis. If the ride was more intense then the amount of calories goes up from there.
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300 calories in a 20-30 min non-stop session.
300 calories for a 20-30 min non-stop session.
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