TrainerRoad Virtual Power: How It Works, Benefits, and Limitations
TrainerRoad's Virtual Power is a software-based system that estimates cycling power output for indoor training by combining a rider's speed with the k...
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TrainerRoad's Virtual Power is a software-based system that estimates cycling power output for indoor training by combining a rider's speed with the k...
By Hart
In cycling, "tempo" refers to a specific training intensity zone characterized by a moderately hard, sustainable effort that builds aerobic ...
By Jordan
In cycling, Z3, or Tempo Zone, is a moderate-to-hard intensity training level (76-90% FTP) that enhances sustained power output, lactate threshold, an...
By Hart
Restricting bike power involves intentionally limiting pedaling force and speed to achieve lower wattage output for specific training adaptations, rec...
By Alex
Normalized Functional Threshold Power (FTP) applies the principles of Normalized Power (NP) to estimate an athlete's FTP more accurately under variabl...
By Alex
The Wattbike Atom allows users to digitally change gear ratios through integrated handlebar shifters, mimicking a real road bike's electronic drivetra...
By Alex
Zwift ERG mode is an intelligent training feature that automatically adjusts a smart trainer's resistance to maintain a precise power output, optimizi...
By Hart
A Tacx roller is an indoor cycling training device manufactured by Garmin that allows a cyclist to ride their own bicycle freely on a set of three rot...
By Jordan
You can add a GPS ride to Tacx by importing compatible GPX or FIT files through the Tacx Desktop App or Tacx Cloud, allowing for simulated outdoor rou...
By Jordan