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Reading and using a structured workout
Before diving into your workout take the time to read the structured workout. Zwift won't convey the nuance. Make the workouts your own.

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Training Peaks: analysing power and cadence in an 85% workout
Analyse the details of your 85% workout to get a sense of how well you did and whether to progress it.

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Training Peaks: taking a look at a tempo workout
Using Training Peaks we can go in and look at the metrics - power, heart rate and cadence - to check if you did a good job on your workout

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Training Peaks: our three metrics power, heart rate, cadence and how to look at them in a workout
Three metrics define how to do a workout: power, heart rate and cadence. Take a closer look at your workouts in Training Peaks.

Sans Chaine
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Training Peaks: editing the structured workout to make it your own
Editing the structured workout is easy.

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Training Peaks: using VI to keep an eye on your pacing and control
Why are different rides with the same average power leaving your legs feeling so different? Pacing. Keep an eye on your variability index.

Sans Chaine
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Threshold is racing
You might not think so but if you are riding at threshold it is like racing.

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Training Peaks: creating a lap to help analyze your data
Some times you need to create a lap manually so you can look at a specific part of your ride data.

Sans Chaine
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