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Re: Power Meter question [RichardL]
RichardL wrote:
ZenTriBrett wrote:
When you do a hilly or windy course, you'd have to adjust your watts per 20 minutes somewhat to take that into account.

Sorry, this is misinformation. A hill or a headwind does not affect your power output. On the other hand, heat, fatigue, injury, or illness might.

I'm thinking that he meant on a hill or headwind you'll be going a little harder than you should (or your target) and on the next 20 min lap you should adjust your power output to bring the average power back down.
Last edited by: jaretj: Feb 25, 20 9:50

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  • Post edited by jaretj (Dawson Saddle) on Feb 25, 20 9:50