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    grahamspringett
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    There's a new version of CyclingPeaks WKO+ (now called Training Peaks) and there are a few new bells and whistles for us to play with. Have a look at http://blog.trainingpeaks.com/2008/01/wko-version-22-now-available.html and see what you get.

    There's also an undocumented Easter Egg which allows you to input your desired FTP wattage. You then download the file to your power computer and it then enables your legs to push out that wattage.

    Amazing what they can do with computers these days, innit?

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  2. jmocallaghan
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    grahamspringett said:

    There's a new version of CyclingPeaks WKO+ (now called Training Peaks) and there are a few new bells and whistles for us to play with. Have a look at http://blog.trainingpeaks.com/2008/01/wko-version-22-now-available.html and see what you get.

    There's also an undocumented Easter Egg which allows you to input your desired FTP wattage. You then download the file to your power computer and it then enables your legs to push out that wattage.

    Amazing what they can do with computers these days, innit?

    Did they finally crack the code and figure how to get running into the TSS equation?

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