You should be seeing results within 2 to 3 weeks. This is based on the fact that you can lose up to 2 lbs of fat per week.
Davis Phinney has written: 'Training for cycling' -- subject(s): Cycling, Training
Hunter Allen has written: 'Cutting-edge cycling' -- subject(s): Training, Cycling 'Racing and training with a power meter' -- subject(s): Training, Cycling, Triathlon
Spinning
If done correctly, cycling strengthens the heart through aerobic training.
Robert Panzera has written: 'Cycling fast' -- subject(s): Training, Cycling
The training regimes that are used by the Cannondale cycling team are riding a total of ninety minutes, but at different intervals on different terrains.
Arnie Baker has written: 'Bicycling medicine' -- subject(s): Cycling, Cycling accidents, Health aspects, Health aspects of Cycling, Physiological aspects, Physiological aspects of Cycling, Nutrition 'The essential cyclist' -- subject(s): Cycling, Equipment and supplies, Safety measures 'Essentials of bicycle training & racing' -- subject(s): Training, Cycling, Bicycle racing
Fred Matheny has written: 'Solo cycling' -- subject(s): Bicycle racing, Training 'Weight training for cyclists, from the editors of Velo-news' -- subject(s): Gewichtheffen, Wielersport, Cycling, Training, Weight training 'Fred Matheny's complete book of road bike training' -- subject(s): Bicycle racing, Training
Mountain Climbing, walking, abseiling, rock climbing, cycling, canoeing, bird watching and animal watching, driving and many others.
Good exercises for cycling training would be core exercises for the mid section, such as sit ups or planks. Leg strengthening exercises such as lunges and squats would be helpful too.
Days 1 - 17 are to "Accelerate" on a low carbohydrate diet that provides around 1200 calories.Days 18 - 34 are to "Activate" by calorie cycling (aka calorie shifting or calorie zigzagging), which means that the daily calorie intake cycles and recycles from low to high over the course of several days.Days 35 - 51 are to "Achieve" good eating habits that last a lifetime.Day 52 and on are to "Arrive" at a lifelong eating plan, which is a constant cycling through phases 1, 2 and 3 - until the weekends when you can splurge.
a surprisingly short amount of time! depends how fit you were to begin with and how tired you were before you stopped cycling/training as rule of thumb..fitter you are the quicker it goes :-( but this is only if you do a seroius amount of training to begin with)