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Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals?
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Just curious if the Coggan power profiling table ever included these intervals.
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Re: Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals? [jackmott] [ In reply to ]
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Bummer. Just curious, in roadie mode (for me) this season so seeing some historic bests in training. "It's only one metric" as Dr. Evil says. :)
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Re: Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals? [juha-pdx] [ In reply to ]
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juha-pdx wrote:
Bummer. Just curious, in roadie mode (for me) this season so seeing some historic bests in training. "It's only one metric" as Dr. Evil says. :)

load up your MMP chart. Eyeball where your 5 minute power will fall, and you are all set.

or go do 5min all out tomorrow =)



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Re: Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals? [jackmott] [ In reply to ]
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I'm using Poweragent 7.5 (super limited) & I'm pretty sure TrainingPeaks free doesn't include it.

Did 381 @ 4min today. 5min best is 335 from last April, It's possible I'd have pushed that number up today but to where w/out MMP is a guess. I'm not going back out there tomorrow and slay myself on that climb. :) (I have a flat TT on Sunday).
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Re: Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals? [juha-pdx] [ In reply to ]
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Re: Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals? [jackmott] [ In reply to ]
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Nice! I have an older version and totally spaced that, thanks.
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Re: Power profiling at 3min & 4min intervals? [juha-pdx] [ In reply to ]
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If your plotting that out against other duration's you can find a critical power worksheet online. Then you can change he inputs and model different scenarios with different powers.
But ultimately power is like money in the bank, you can never have enough.

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