I just bought a Elite Fluid wireless…
there`s the 1st ride #:
Sorry for the quality, Iphone… I confirm the distance and speed data with my Polar CAD200 and everything match. Is those numbers sounds right to you? Thanks j
I can read the numbers, but I can’t read what they represent - nor do I understand your question. Can you clarify? Maybe re-post the numbers from the photo as text?
avg watt: 501
avg speed: 23.1
avg %: 2.6
Total miles: 23.13
Time: 1:00:07
I just want to know if those numbers sounds realistic…
avg watt: 501
avg speed: 23.1
avg %: 2.6
Total miles: 23.13
Time: 1:00:07
I just want to know if those numbers sounds realistic…
500w for an hour sounds pretty high to me…
I`m 200 pounds
HR avg: 150
Sounds high to me too…
I`m going monday for a VO2MAX on a computrainer so stay tune!!!
avg watt: 501
avg speed: 23.1
avg %: 2.6
Total miles: 23.13
Time: 1:00:07
I just want to know if those numbers sounds realistic…
According to analytic cycling those numbers all work. I can guarantee you though, you did not average 501 watts for an hour. You have a calibration problem.
That would be 5.5 w/kg… which is pretty good. According to Coggan’s power profile that would put you solidly in the top tier, which corresponds to a maximal hour effort from a “world class (eg international pro)” athlete. You would probably already know if you were in that category. Be sure you follow the instructions for whatever calibration procedure is, but my experience with the “power meters” on trainers other than the CompuTrainer and Tacx is that they are not accurate enough to use as a power meter.
501 peak watts, yes
501 average, no.
Good luck with the new trainer.
Captdav1