More Power Intervals, the graph
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Todays effort consisted of all one minute power intervals separated by one minute within each set and the sets separated by varying times so it was a set of 4 efforts with a minute between with 4 minutes recovery after the set, 4 more with a minute between then a three minute break, 3 efforts
Did these inside due to the rain. Power averages were 408, 417, 421, 418, 430, 422, 423, 421, 419, 419, 420, 427 for an average of 420. This is 5.45 watts per kg of bodyweight. Have more over the weekend and will to up the average to 425 or 430.
Interesting workout today with each of the 8 minute efforts broken into 2 minutes at 100 cadence, 2 at 75, 2 at 100 and 2 at 75. Power was pretty consistent regardless of the cadence. I used Riverside Drive from Delta to the Montgomery Inn Boathouse (8 minutes), back and forth. The road is fairly
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Rode a couple of hours inside early in the a.m. since it was too cold for me to head out (20’s). Once it warmed up I went to Ault Park to do some 12×1 power intervals. Started at the bottom of the loop going clockwise and took each to the back of the pavilion, coasted
Just wanted to see how I would do with the next indoor tt on 12/15; held 348, 349, 349 and 358; used 350 on the Cycle-Ops Indoor 400 for the first three and then 360 on the last one. HR seemed to be under control, low 160’s to upper 160’s. Will shoot for 360 on
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