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[PPWTF]

15' | 154 W | 70 - 90rpm

  7' | 203 W | > 99rpm

  7' | 154 W | 70 - 90rpm

  7' | 203 W | > 99rpm

  7' | 154 W | 70 - 90rpm

  7' | 203 W | > 99rpm

10' | 154 W | 70 - 90rpm



Sample of the training script showing Watts

[PPWTF]

15' | 139 1/min | 70 - 90rpm

  7' | 164 1/min | > 99rpm

  7' | 139 1/min | 70 - 90rpm

  7' | 164 1/min | > 99rpm

  7' | 139 1/min | 70 - 90rpm

  7' | 164 1/min | > 99rpm

10' | 139 1/min | 70 - 90rpm

[PPWTF]

The 1st training guide if given in Watts, the second (for the same session) in HR

So my question is, isn't the HR data usable as a guide, compared alongside the Watts?

Once the HR and Watts stop tallying up, HR climbing but Watts slowly reducing, that the workout is a wasted of effort (over reach), that slowly peddling home, beginning recover, is the correct choice?

PPWTF2009-07-31 06:39:59

[Slowbee]

PPWTF, sorry to hijack - but do you have something similar in terms of a training program that is not dependant upon a power meter? (i do have a HR monitor tho')