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**20 Minute FTP Test
This workout is what Hunter Allen recommends for testing your FTP.
After completing the test interval, this workout will calculate your FTP HR and power, and prompt you to save them to your account and settings. NOTE: if you clone and edit this workout, this feature will be lost. In this case you can manually calculate FTP as follows:
After finishing, upload your workout to iMobileIntervals, TrainingPeaks, Garmin Connect, or download it over Dropbox/email and find the average watts for the 20 minute effort. Multiply by 0.95. That is your Functional Threshold Power (FTP). You should enter this value in your iMobileIntervals.com website account settings or in the iMobileIntervals app settings in order to use workouts that use %FTP to control the KICKR in ERG mode, as well as display target watts/zone/perceived exertion in the app for any type of interval workout. To do the same with heart rate, multiply by 0.97.
Links:
http://home.trainingpeaks.com/articles/running/determining-functional-th...
http://www.kurtkinetic.com/test-training-zones-i-50-l-en.html
Other ways of determining FTP (via Coggan):
1) from inspection of a ride file.
2) from power distribution profile from multiple rides.
3) from blood lactate measurements (better or worse, depending on how it is done).
4) based on normalized power from a hard ~1 h race.
5) using critical power testing and analysis.
6) from the power that you can routinely generate during long intervals done in training.
7) from the average power during a ~1 h TT (the best predictor of performance is performance itself).
2 X 20 Treshold Interval Workout - with 1-minute hard efforts
2 X 20 Threshold Interval Workout - with 1-minute hard efforts
NOTE: this time, every 5 minutes of the interval (so at minute 5, 10, 15, 20), stand and go approximately 120% of threshold power for 1 minute. Recover in the saddle at threshold effort between these standing efforts.
Downward Spiral
Get in a good warmup.
Then do the following:
120 - 135%
105 - 138%
90 - 141%
75 - 145%
60 - 150%
45 - 163%
30 - 175%
15 - ALL OUT
seconds all-out with equal recovery time from the prior effort.
Repeat until cooked!
Brevi intervalli VO2 max
10:00 Riscaldamento
Obiettivi per l'allenamento:
1. Aumentare la velocità delle gambe e l'efficienza del pedale
2. Aumentare la forza muscolare
3. Aumentare l'estremità superiore del sistema aerobico
4. Aumentare la potenza sopra la Soglia del lattato
12:00 minuti di Sub-LT con gli sforzi Fast Cadence
4:00 Recupero minuti
Intervalli Super-LT
5 x 1:30 Intervalli Super-LT con recupero 1:00 minuti tra ciascuno. Watts / HR @
zona 4b con Cadence @ 90 - 100.
Recupero delle 5:00 minuti dopo l'impostazione
VO2 intervalli massimi
3 x 3:00 minuti @ Zona5 con recupero 3:00 minuti tra ciascuno. Cadenza tra 90 e 100 RPM.
Palmer - TrainerRoad
Testing creating workout using Palmer from TrainerRoad.
I want to clone it for my other account, will temporary making this public until I clone it.
Mistakenly creating using facebook account.
5 minute Over and Under Intervals
Warm up 10 minutes
5 repeats of 5 minutes like so...
2 mins @ 90%
1 min @ 115%
2 mins @ 90%
2 min recovery
5 mins warm down
Descending pyramid intervals - VO2 Max
VO2 Max intervals of a different flavor :)
Solid warmup
5' @ 110% ftp
5' rest
4' @ 115% ftp
4' rest
3' @ 120% ftp
3' rest
2' @ 125% ftp
2' rest
1' @ 150% ftp (max)
1' rest
30" @ 150+% ftp (max)
Ride home gently :)
Tough to hit all these targets - so pace yourself well and stay focused. Good luck!
TheSufferFest.com's There is no Try
Bring this workout to life. Get The Sufferfest's There is no Try training video. Available at www.thesufferfest.com/video-sufferfests/there-is-no-try
Start workout clock when words "There is no Try" appear on the screen (@ 1:21)