2nd year roadie interested in more specified training to gain power and speed. I am thinking about buying a cycleops Powertap pro sl and wondering how one uses power to train and improve? Does it really make a big difference in training and is it effective?
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http://www.peakscoachinggroup.com/freeinfo/How_to_Use_Power_Measuring_Devices.htm
check out that site, good power training info.
and all you have to do is a search on this forum for TONS of good discusions on training with power. have fun.
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sevenrider310 said:
2nd year roadie interested in more specified training to gain power and speed. I am thinking about buying a cycleops Powertap pro sl and wondering how one uses power to train and improve? Does it really make a big difference in training and is it effective?
Most noteworthy on on the peaks-site is:
http://www.peakscoachinggroup.com/Power_Training_Chapter.pdfCoggan's very comprehensive work, covering the basics, power at LT, concepts as IF/TSS, powerbases intensity levels and a variety of other power-releated subjects
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Cycling Peaks is a great place to start; great software, btw.
Another link (look at the first 6 items....there's a lot to read and digest):
http://www.midweekclub.com/articles/
Another great forum:
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