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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [lakerfan] [ In reply to ]
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Yeah most of it is hills similar to the course in tuscaloosa. We have a lot of rolling hills in iowa not much thats actually flat where i bike.

Basically what i am getting from this is... I should be biking around where i was at for Nationals. I think i was smoked at SA. since nationals was the week before and i also did two other races at the beginning of april. Which would explain why i felt MIM bike was very easy for me even with a cramped up hamstring and that was because i was rested more then S.A.

Does that sound pretty good?


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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [cyclonehockey21] [ In reply to ]
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As I mentioned before -- you should test FTP on flats and while aero. That's where most of your tri-racing will be done.

If you are going to race with certain known metrics and want them to be reliable -- you need to freshen occassionally :-)

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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [Kevin P.] [ In reply to ]
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FTP was tested on a mostly flat course, on May 10th so it was very recent. At least that was when my TT was. it wasn't an actually FTP test but it should be pretty close.



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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [cyclonehockey21] [ In reply to ]
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Looks like you are close and on the right track. I would freshen up and re-test and/or race. You were probably just a bit tired.

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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [Kevin P.] [ In reply to ]
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I'm just happy that 24ish is my easy pace now when i am rested the fastest i did last year was 23.5 at lifetime fitness and i was hammering like crazy that day.


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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [cyclonehockey21] [ In reply to ]
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That's what I was thinking -- you are one fit dude.
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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [Kevin P.] [ In reply to ]
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Haha thanks its getting there. Its definitly a completely different beast then hockey is.


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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [Dig It Tri] [ In reply to ]
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Jason,

I think you might be surprised. I see lots of people do between 95 - 100% of FTP on the Oly bike and still run very well. I'm one of them...

Thanks, Chris
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Re: Wattage Vs. Run times for St. Anthonys and MIM [cyclonehockey21] [ In reply to ]
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And not only should you test in the manner described but most of your race-specific training should be done in the position and riding style (eg low VI) you plan on executing in your race. I'm not saying this is the case with you as I would obviously have no idea. However, I do see lots of people testing and training in positions in which they yield the highest power but it's not the position they use when racing. This is just one specific area where I believe triathlon and cycling are very different which makes some of AC's Seven Deadly Sins not so useful to guys like us, imho.

Thanks, Chris
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