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Tuesday Feb 2, 2021 #
Note
Good blog on eating for turbo sessions: https://www.trainerroad.com/blog/nutrition-plans-f...
I've discovered that I've been under fuelling for performance enhancement in my turbo training. I will identify the amount of calories burnt during the planned workout and then eat carbs just before and during the session to match the quantity burnt.
Weight:76.4kg 12st 0.5lb
Fat: 17.1%
MyFitnessPal - 206 calories less than target
I've discovered that I've been under fuelling for performance enhancement in my turbo training. I will identify the amount of calories burnt during the planned workout and then eat carbs just before and during the session to match the quantity burnt.
Weight:76.4kg 12st 0.5lb
Fat: 17.1%
MyFitnessPal - 206 calories less than target
6 PM
Cycling - turbo 1:00:00 20.4 km (2:56 / km)
ahr:120 max:156
https://www.trainerroad.com/app/career/garydavies4...
Brutal!
Description
Spencer +2 is 6x3-minute VO2max repeats at 120% FTP with 4-minute recoveries between intervals.
Goals
By working at very high percentages of your power at peak aerobic uptake (pVO2max), tremendous improvements in both aerobic and anaerobic power can be achieved, all in very little time.
Short-duration, high-intensity repeats can be highly productive for all types of riders but are especially important for riders working on limited training time.
In far less time than that required by long, slow distance, riders can develop similar aerobic capabilities - little time, high stress, comparable adaptation.
Try to keep your cadence high, 90-100rpm is recommended.
Important: Try to settle on a demanding but repeatable power output such that you can finish as many intervals as possible. The goal is to accumulate a productive level of stress at a high level of intensity while avoiding the need to frequently quit intervals early.
Brutal!
Description
Spencer +2 is 6x3-minute VO2max repeats at 120% FTP with 4-minute recoveries between intervals.
Goals
By working at very high percentages of your power at peak aerobic uptake (pVO2max), tremendous improvements in both aerobic and anaerobic power can be achieved, all in very little time.
Short-duration, high-intensity repeats can be highly productive for all types of riders but are especially important for riders working on limited training time.
In far less time than that required by long, slow distance, riders can develop similar aerobic capabilities - little time, high stress, comparable adaptation.
Try to keep your cadence high, 90-100rpm is recommended.
Important: Try to settle on a demanding but repeatable power output such that you can finish as many intervals as possible. The goal is to accumulate a productive level of stress at a high level of intensity while avoiding the need to frequently quit intervals early.