| Power Training This is the place to talk about training and racing with power (watts) measuring devices such as Polar 710/720, Power Tap, SRM or any other power measuring device. |
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In addition to those two excellent resources, you might want to check out this for power training applied ala Lydiard: http://velodynamics2.webs.com/rcgtp1.pdf If you buy into this approach (which I do if you search my many posts on the topic) then you should also search these forums and the web for info on SST (Sweet Spot Training). It's not strictly power training as you could train with that basic philosophy without any fancy instrumentation, but it's definitely well suited to power work and power meters make it easy to track progress and workout quality. -Dave Last edited by daveryanwyoming; 04-29.-2009 at 12:19 AM. |
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