chocoheadfred

Joined 16 years ago

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I'm into online marketing, search engines, entrepreneurship, and art. Find me on my road bike. I love change and disruption.

e: bigcheese at mouseandman dot com t: @fredsexton

Live and work in Charlotte, NC.

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Comment · 14 years ago
Yes, that is correct. The idea is just to help the company grow as much as possible, continuing to hire and pay others first. I guess I've been acting as a partner in the company for a while now but not been an official equity partner on paper.

Yes 7.5% is more than nothing. I'm trying to figure though if that number is low or high. What do you think based on this information? What does your gut say?

Comment · 14 years ago
I've used a computrainer before to capture this data, weak spots in pedaling. Not sure how this technology works though.

Yes, Strava phone app. I don't have the fancy smancy garmins/power meters/etc. Does it show though on a Garmin when you enter a segment if you are running Strava?

Comment · 14 years ago
Interesting idea. How is Training load calculated? Some sort of algorithm that takes into account upcoming race schedule, age, category, past riding schedule?

And 'Pedal force vs. cadence', does this reveal where weak spots are in your stroke? Also does it show you your optimal cadence, based on speed and duration of ride. I think that would be great information to have.

Also, with strava I'd love to see when different sections are starting and ending so I know exactly when to gas it and stop, perhaps even how I'm progressing as I'm riding. This is pretty unrelated though to this app.

Comment · 14 years ago
Great to hear. Congrats. Wish we had something like this in Charlotte, or I could just move to Seattle.
Comment · 15 years ago
Comment · 15 years ago
I wonder how much he had made from us talking about him here?
Comment · 15 years ago
I guess they aren't using GPS. If they did, I wonder I studying other brain increasing activities would give the cabbies even smarter brains.

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