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FTP: 232w; Age: 44; Mass: 71kg; Years cycling: 3; Best result: 23:30 for a 10 mile TT last summer. I have been questioning my FTP which, correct me if I am wrong, is my 1 hour power too? Well I did a 2x20 session out on a TT course I use frequently, and although I completed the 2x20's @ (232wAP/234wNP), theres no way I could have maintained this power for 1 hour. Can someone put me right on this please? |
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35 FTP=220w if I'm lucky 78kg Best Result - not off the back on yesterday's ride 5 years. Best Ever - (2004) 34 FTP ~ 260w or so 75kg Cat 4 State RR Champ + 3 other wins that year 4 years Last edited by steve; 02-25.-2006 at 05:58 PM. Reason: Fixed broken quote |
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FTP: 340w now, a little higher (hopefully) when the racing starts in March Age: 35 Mass: 78kg now, 75kg in season Years cycling: 4 years racing, currently cat 3 No recent results to speak of except a 40k TT win last year on a windy 90+ degree day. I won a couple of races as a cat 4, but since then it's been an uphill battle in the 123 fields. |
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We do have a number of 3/4 races here in the spring that I hope to do better at this year. Sounds like I need to consider some races in Michigan. |
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FTP: 275w Mass: 65k Age: 35 Cat 4 in Northern California, 1 yr racing, best recent result - 4th at Infineon Circuit Race....out of a field of 9! ![]() There are lots of people w/similiar capabilities in NorCal - unfortunately, a lot of them also know how to actually race. Think I'm doing fine at the training part, but that's at best 50% of the equation for me. |
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I use my today's numbers, AFTER racking up 800+ TSS as of today. Did a 2x20 L4 threshold power intervals. 230w ap/240 np Average HR is 173 Weight is 60kg. Age: 32 Cat4. Racing 3 years. These numbers are only 5w less than my last May LT power which I had my average HR at 181. Quote:
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280w 75kg, summer weight 70kg age 29 cycling 3yrs since a long layoff best recent result: none, always getting my head kicked in at road races (!), but hopefully that will change when i get the power up for this summer. (case in point...typical all-cat crit i have ridden requires drilling the hills at over 500 watts, minute long efforts in the 400w+ bracket, and at other times a steady pull of about 300-320w. consquently i've struggled to last better than 30-40 mins). oh, and it's a tad embarassing going off the back with an SRM Pro equipped bike!
__________________ I am my favorite rider. Last edited by robkit; 01-08.-2006 at 07:53 PM. |
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FTP: 310w (rough estimate, based on past performance with powertap) age: 20 Weight: 79kg 4/wkg Just started base this week. PB FTP was 355w last May. Cat 2, road sprinter
__________________ "friendship, family, religion. These are the three demons you must slay if you wish to succeed in business!" -Mr. Burns ![]() The faster you go, the fewer passing cars |
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