Users of NON-VR trainers (like i-magic and computrainer)
Cycling Training · Public discussion
Would you upgrade your trainer?
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by thesciguy
Users of NON-VR trainers (like i-magic and computrainer)Computrainer 3d is my best friend - don't use the programs but ride specific wattage workouts such as low z1 (aerobic) and z3 (lactate training). Its probably a better specific workout than I ever get outdoors...
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Paul DeVries
Computrainer 3d is my best friend - don't use the programs but ride specific wattage workouts such as low z1 (aerobic) and z3 (lactate training). Its probably a better specific workout than I ever get outdoors...As I understand it, wattage can be calculated from resistance, gear and speed. In other words, you don't need a VR trainer (one the allows you to ride over virtual terrain and adjusts the resistance accordingly, with or without a pace rider).
My question is specifically directed to those trainer users who are interested in that aspect in particular; riding over virtual terrains.
Have they researched the trainers and if they have did they or did they not purchase and why?
If anyone thinks the choices need to be expanded, please advise.
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