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On the Kurt Kinetic Road Machine 23.5kph=14.6mph=136watts so something isn't right.
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Even when I push 340 Watts, the speed doesn't go higher than 26. At 650 Watts it's 32.5. Truth be told it doesn't say what units it measures the speed in . |
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Your erg isn't estimating road speed, it's measuring the actual speed of the wheel. Your gear combination and cadence will tell you whether it's mph or kph. The KK Road Machine's resistance is set to approximate the power:speed relationship of riding outdoors on a slight grade. |
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Mate - the lower the category - the more crashes. I wouldn't ride in a cat 5 bunch for 1000 bucks. but in the elite the speed is higher, so if there is a crash and you're in it, it's pretty rough. 60km/h faceplant is not something I want to consider. |
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What I'm wondering now is about the idea of FTP being "elastic" - if you deliberately detrain it in the immediate off season, then do a couple of months of lower intensity endurance work before targeting FTP for quite a short period preseason. Get another season under your belt, detrain, LSD, repeat over the years. So your FTP might "evolve" as follows: end of season 1: 350 mid off season: 280 preseason: 355 end of season 2: 360 mid off season: 290 preseason: 360 end of season 3: 365 etc etc. |
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CT right? The speed units default to mph but with accurate power feedback - it's pretty irrelevant anyway and may not be realistic compared to outdoor riding (wind, hills etc).
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46.2=604.04w 46.3=607.32w 46.4=610.61w 46.5=613.91w 46.6=617.23w 46.7=620.56w 46.8=623.90w 46.9=627.25w 47=630.62w 47.1=634.00w 47.2=637.39w 47.3=640.80w 47.4=644.22w 47.5=647.65w 47.6=651.09w 47.7=654.55w 47.8=658.02w 47.9=661.51w 48=665.00w 48.1=668.52w 48.2=672.04w 48.3=675.58w 48.4=679.13w 48.5=682.69w 48.6=686.27w 48.7=689.86w 48.8=693.47w 48.9=697.08w 49=700.72w 49.1=704.36w 49.2=708.02w 49.3=711.69w 49.4=715.38w 49.5=719.08w 49.6=722.79w 49.7=726.52w 49.8=730.26w 49.9=734.01w 50=737.78w 50.1=741.56w 50.2=745.36w 50.3=749.17w 50.4=752.99w 50.5=756.83w 50.6=760.68w 50.7=764.54w 50.8=768.42w 50.9=772.32w 51=776.22w 51.1=780.14w 51.2=784.08w 51.3=788.03w 51.4=791.99w 51.5=795.97w 51.6=799.96w 51.7=803.97w 51.8=807.99w 51.9=812.02w 52=816.07w 52.1=820.14w 52.2=824.22w 52.3=828.31w 52.4=832.41w 52.5=836.54w 52.6=840.67w 52.7=844.82w 52.8=848.99w 52.9=853.16w 53=857.36w 53.1=861.57w 53.2=865.79w 53.3=870.03w 53.4=874.28w 53.5=878.55w 53.6=882.83w 53.7=887.13w 53.8=891.44w 53.9=895.77w 54=900.11w 54.1=904.46w 54.2=908.83w 54.3=913.22w 54.4=917.62w 54.5=922.04w 54.6=926.47w 54.7=930.91w 54.8=935.38w 54.9=939.85w 55=944.34w 55.1=948.85w 55.2=953.37w 55.3=957.91w 55.4=962.46w 55.5=967.03w 55.6=971.61w 55.7=976.21w 55.8=980.83w 55.9=985.45w 56=990.10w 56.1=994.76w 56.2=999.43w 56.3=1004.13w 56.4=1008.83w 56.5=1013.55w 56.6=1018.29w 56.7=1023.05w 56.8=1027.81w 56.9=1032.60w 57=1037.40w 57.1=1042.22w 57.2=1047.05w 57.3=1051.89w 57.4=1056.76w 57.5=1061.64w 57.6=1066.53w 57.7=1071.44w 57.8=1076.37w 57.9=1081.31w 58=1086.27w 58.1=1091.25w 58.2=1096.24w 58.3=1101.24w 58.4=1106.27w 58.5=1111.31w 58.6=1116.36w 58.7=1121.43w 58.8=1126.52w 58.9=1131.63w 59=1136.75w 59.1=1141.88w 59.2=1147.03w 59.3=1152.20w 59.4=1157.39w 59.5=1162.59w 59.6=1167.81w 59.7=1173.04w 59.8=1178.29w 59.9=1183.56w 60=1188.85w 60.1=1194.15w 60.2=1199.46w 60.3=1204.80w 60.4=1210.15w 60.5=1215.52w 60.6=1220.90w 60.7=1226.30w 60.8=1231.72w 60.9=1237.15w 61=1242.60w 61.1=1248.07w 61.2=1253.56w 61.3=1259.06w 61.4=1264.58w 61.5=1270.11w 61.6=1275.66w 61.7=1281.23w 61.8=1286.82w 61.9=1292.42w 62=1298.04w 62.1=1303.68w 62.2=1309.34w 62.3=1315.01w 62.4=1320.70w 62.5=1326.40w 62.6=1332.13w 62.7=1337.87w 62.8=1343.63w 62.9=1349.40w 63=1355.19w 63.1=1361.00w 63.2=1366.83w 63.3=1372.68w 63.4=1378.54w 63.5=1384.42w 63.6=1390.32w 63.7=1396.23w 63.8=1402.16w 63.9=1408.11w 64=1414.08w 64.1=1420.07w 64.2=1426.07w 64.3=1432.09w 64.4=1438.13w 64.5=1444.19w 64.6=1450.26w 64.7=1456.35w 64.8=1462.46w 64.9=1468.59w 65=1474.74w 65.1=1480.90w 65.2=1487.08w 65.3=1493.28w 65.4=1499.50w 65.5=1505.74w 65.6=1511.99w 65.7=1518.26w 65.8=1524.55w 65.9=1530.86w 66=1537.19w 66.1=1543.53w 66.2=1549.89w 66.3=1556.27w 66.4=1562.67w 66.5=1569.09w 66.6=1575.53w 66.7=1581.98w 66.8=1588.45w 66.9=1594.95w 67=1601.45w 67.1=1607.98w 67.2=1614.53w 67.3=1621.09w 67.4=1627.68w 67.5=1634.28w 67.6=1640.90w 67.7=1647.54w 67.8=1654.20w 67.9=1660.88w 68=1667.57w 68.1=1674.29w 68.2=1681.02w 68.3=1687.77w 68.4=1694.54w 68.5=1701.33w 68.6=1708.14w 68.7=1714.97w 68.8=1721.82w 68.9=1728.68w 69=1735.57w 69.1=1742.47w 69.2=1749.39w 69.3=1756.34w 69.4=1763.30w 69.5=1770.28w 69.6=1777.28w 69.7=1784.29w 69.8=1791.33w 69.9=1798.39w 70=1805.46w
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That's pretty much what I see in my own ability, because I do have periods completely off the bike in order to re-prioritize my life. You could think of FTP being 'elastic' or just understand that certain adaptations are fairly quickly developed and short-lived (guessing here, but maybe: increased plasma volume, greater mitochondrial enzymes or density, or heart stroke volume?) and others take longer to develop and disappear (say: fiber hypertrophy, muscle capillarization?). The longer lasting changes survive the off-season and build from year to year, while the shorter ones rise and fall with current training load. Still, with each successive year of quality training it gets easier to reach last year's level because the tracks are already partially laid, and then our work builds from there. |
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Whoo-hoo! Now we're talking. ![]() |
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LOL I think Lucy is the only one who could use those numbers.
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