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Problems with rising CTL

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Old 22-01.-2008, 06:55 AM   #16
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Only 16W (4%)off my best Sunday evening 40K effort from last year so I was quite pleased with that. Not up to Ade's Herculean effort but I was really feeling it the last 5k.
As we say in London thanks for 'biggin me up' Rick. I didn't have a trainer PM last year but I reckon I'm fitter than at any time last year. Another 10-15watt gain before racing start in mid march would be even better. Any advice?
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Old 22-01.-2008, 10:24 PM   #17
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As we say in London thanks for 'biggin me up' Rick. I didn't have a trainer PM last year but I reckon I'm fitter than at any time last year. Another 10-15watt gain before racing start in mid march would be even better. Any advice?

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Old 25-01.-2008, 12:01 AM   #18
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Hey!

Today I did another FTP-Test I averaged 270 over 20min. (NP:275).
Unfortunately there were many down-hills, so it might be a bit more...
But to stay realistic I took the numbers I had and so my new FTP is 257W.

This sounds much better!
Letīs see, I think the 300W are possible now!
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Old 26-03.-2008, 11:03 PM   #19
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Just to keep you updated:
After a new Test I now can say, that I did the 300W! My new FTP is 300W!
Iīm feeling like a motorcycle...
Letīs see how much I can rise it till my first race!

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