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ToB 2013 TT Course (46-49km/h)
ToB 2013 TT Course - Specific Workout
(46-49km/h average speed)
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5mins @105% 90-100rpm (first 1min PUNCH the hill)
40 seconds @110% from slow start/grind.
4:30 @105-110% 85-90rpm (punch the hill at 3-3:30)
U - Turn!
3:30 @85-90% First minute at 100-105%. High cadence.
3:15 @100-110%.
30 seconds all out!
2:30 Ironman 70.3 Mont Tremblant
Based on a Best Bike Split generated plan for a simulated 2h30min Mont Tremblant 70.3. Meant for use with a KICKR.
Added a 10min warm up and a 5min cool down.
Data used to build the Best Bike Split model was recorded from my Garmin during the 2014 70.3 at Mont Tremblant.
1x8 @95% 1x18 @ 90% 1x28 @ 86%
Sub threshold muscular endurance Builder
SUB-THRESHOLD/SWEET SPOT WORK
From Training peak
“Sweet Spot” occurs at 83 to 97 percent of your FTP and riding here can help improve the aerobic, steady state efforts that characterize FTP. Sweet Spot gets it’s name because it is a balanced amount of intensity and volume. You can achieve more positive physiological adaptations than if you were to ride harder at zone 4/threshold. By riding below your FTP it is a more repeatable workout and won’t take quite as much out of you. Do these efforts on a stretch of road without interruptions, and focus on maintaining a steady effort. A steady grade 3 to 5 percent hill works very well.
Start with 3×8 minutes at “sweet spot” with 4 minutes easy spinning in between. Build up to 3×10 minute with 5 minutes easy spinning in between.
Ride Fit Master Blaster
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Start the workout @18 seconds into the video when the first tone is heard.
Its recommended that you activate "Silence Voice" in the app settings.
Aerobic Peak Power Output test for 425-475 W and VO2max estimation
Aerobic Peak Power Output (PPO) test starting @ 275W. This test is based on the Hawley & Noakes European Journal of Applied Physiology 1992 test.
This is a step test with 2.5 min duration for each stage, the first increase in wattage is 50 watts, and 25 watts for subsequent stages.
The first stage is set at at 3.33 w/kg. Taking that into consideration this particular test would be suited for 'average' competitive cyclists of ~82 kg. Or cyclists with other body mass values expected to have a PPO between 425 and 475 W.
PPO in watts is calculated as follows:
Wattage of last stage + ( (time spent in last stage/150)*25 )
Estimation of VO2max based on PPO:
VO2max (L/min) = (0.01141 * PPO) + 0.435
For questions e-mail me: metacycling@gmail.com
Over Under Threshold booster. 2mins @ 85% followed by 2mins @ 105% for 10 mins.
2 mins at 85% followed by 105% for 10 mins. Used as a quick threshold booster, as described by Alex Dowsett.