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Drive for the line (x4 set)
This is a race prep session designed to simulate the rigours and efforts required for road racing
DRIVE FOR THE LINE Power
Type: Bike
Planned Duration: 1:30
Planned TSS: 120
Description: DRIVE FOR THE LINE
Warm Up = 10 mins gradually increase up to 80% FTP
Blowout Effort = 2 mins @ 94% FTP(High RPM < 120)
Easy Effort = 5 mins @ 70% FTP
Main Session = 20min. @85% FTPThen
5min. @75% FTP
5min. @100% FTP with last 30sec. there of @140% FTP
5min. @75% FTP
5min. @100% FTP with last 30sec. there of @ 140% FTP
5min. @75% FTP
5min. @100% FTP with last 30sec. there of @ 140% FTP
5min. @75% FTP
5min. @100% FTP with last 30sec. there of @ 140% FTP
Cool Down = 15 mins @ 70 – 50% THR
Notes = This session is best done on the flats with a self-selected cadence. Picture yourself closing the gap the winning break ?
Pre-Activity Comments: OK mate this is a race replication can be done on the flats or around a block. keep the HR above 75during the main set, make it hurt mate, hold the 30 sec effort consitently dont go high and die. I want a solid effort all the way.
Enduro Pyramids
A simple 6.5 min Enduro/sub-LT pyramid, X3 with 2 mins of rest.
Better Cycling - 2x10m 40/20
This workout has been created to work at a percentage of your FTP - So as long as your FTP is correctly set in the iMi App then the wattage figures will automatically adjust to your training level
Assuming FTP = 280
15mins Warm up building to 100% FTP + 5mins easy spinning.
Main Set:
-5mins Hard effort 275-285w + 5mins easy
-2x10mins doing.....
40secs @ 255-260w + 20secs ~315-320w have 5mins recovery between the 2x10mins
5-10mins Cool down
Better Cycling
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Welcome to Better Cycling - cycling training from Mike Wilson and Iain Grant.
The Better Cycling team have the ideal mix of both scientific and competitive backgrounds. They bring outstanding experience in cycle / triathlon coaching, fitness assessments and Retul bike fitting.
Female Ramp..
MAP test to exhaustion. 15w. 1min increments.
Sub-LT intervals
Decreasing intervals with increasing watt percentage starting with 10 min at 85%, ending with 2 min at 105%.