Does anyone use it? I checked it out and downloaded it for their 14 day trial. I spent a few mins on it and then thought "Huh. Yeah, so?" I'm tempted to just build a spreadsheet for a journal that would hold basic info (i.e., avg w, etc) and just keep the PT files handy if I want to look at them.
i use it as a compliment to my Polar HRM software. polar does a great job of tracking HR, altitude, speed, and power, but cycling peaks does the same analytical job for power.
i can't say that i have delved deeply into it, but i have used it to analyze some of my rides.
Does anyone use it? I checked it out and downloaded it for their 14 day trial. I spent a few mins on it and then thought "Huh. Yeah, so?" I'm tempted to just build a spreadsheet for a journal that would hold basic info (i.e., avg w, etc) and just keep the PT files handy if I want to look at them.
Or am I wasting a great resource?
Pretty much required if you're serious about training by power.
I love it , it is especially good at linking intervals for analysis. ..or following trends in power over months. It isn't as good at calendar type functions:o
Aztec said:
Does anyone use it? I checked it out and downloaded it for their 14 day trial. I spent a few mins on it and then thought "Huh. Yeah, so?" I'm tempted to just build a spreadsheet for a journal that would hold basic info (i.e., avg w, etc) and just keep the PT files handy if I want to look at them.