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Why I'll Never Give Up My Power Meter

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24-07.-2005, 08:16 AM

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RapDaddyo

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Re: Why I'll Never Give Up My Power Meter

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Originally Posted by Hypnospin

have you come to a different conclusion over time as a result of researching these concepts? h.

Yes. I had to spend some time analyzing the benefits and consequences of a variable power pacing strategy, but I am absolutely convinced now. It's just not so simple to implement. It's sort of funny, because now that I think of it, VP pacing is what I did years ago without the benefit of any computer at all. Basically, I just tried to avoid losing too much bike speed uphill and upwind. This is the essence of variable power pacing -- avoid losing bike speed.

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