If the plan is to ride 45 minutes on the trainer, I ride my 45 minutes. I may go over but I’ve never, not one time in six years and some change, did I cheat and cut it short.
And I hate riding the freaking trainer.
Cutting my trainer time short, spinning an easier gear than I know I should be in, spinning at a slower cadence, or taking too many days off…
I would only be cheating myself. Cheating in the off-season makes my in-season harder (especially early spring), and why would I ever do that?!
Just a thought.
Ride hard my friends.
Fit Recovery 
Wise words!
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You wouldn’t be counting the minutes to do a complete workout on the trainer if you were instead out there riding your new fat bike. You know, the one you’re resisting buying. You’d have the opposite problem: “What? I’ve been riding for three hours? Where did the time go? I’m having waaaaay too much fun!”
You do have a point there…
Hey Jim did you see this? It seems even the Pope himself is a Specialized man!
http://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/peter-sagan-presents-pope-special-bike-signed-world-champions-jersey-366910
So next time I go for a ride I can literally say, “I’m on a mission from God” and mean it!