Aggieathlon 2019 Bike Course - 20k - Three Laps
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Our Calorie Calculator estimates how many Calories you will burn using Metabolic Equivalent (MET) values from Compendium of Physical Activities. The Compendium idenitifes the relative energy cost of undertaking various activities compared with doing nothing. We then combine this with your weight and the estimated duration of the activity, taking into account the length of the route and the hills involved, to estimate the total Calories burned.
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The 2019 Aggieathlon 20k bike course will feature three laps around this course. Participants will leave transition using the opposite side of the road and do three loops around the course. At the Campbell/Garrod intersection, near the end of the first lap, participants will stay right to continue onto their second lap. After the second lap, they will stay right for their third lap. Near the end of the third lap at the Campbell/Garrod intersection, participants will stay left to return to transition. At this point they will be on the left side of the road and return the transition on the left. The beginning and end of the bike course will be ridden on the left side to avoid cross-traffic. Please reach out with any questions! A video will be posted soon. Thanks!
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