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Zwift: use a course to do some of your workouts
Using a course will be more engaging and allow you to work on more aspects of your riding.

Sans Chaine
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Real training adaptation takes time, years even
The training adaptation is a years long process & is about more than just watts. Not every ride is a PB attempt, & your Toolbox matters.

Sans Chaine
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Getting your structured workout to your head unit
Loading the structured workout through your head unit is a great way to use it as a timer.

Sans Chaine
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Zwift: using your structured workout vs riding on a course
There are several ways of running your Zwift workout, each with its benefits.

Sans Chaine
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Zwift: pairing your power devices
Keep your power data consistent by pairing your power meter correctly.

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Getting onto Discord's voice channel
Once you are in Discord you have to join the #general voice channel, which you do by pulling your screen to the right or tapping the...

Sans Chaine
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Pacing: awareness and honesty with yourself
To improve your pacing you need to undestand the relationship between your effort & sustainability, & also be honest with yourself.

Sans Chaine
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Checking in on your systems
We need to check-in periodically to keep an eye on how our aerobic and anaerobic systems relate to one another.

Sans Chaine
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Should you progress your VO2 workouts?
We want to personalize the training program as much as possbile. A little analysis on your VO2 workouts will help you make it your own.

Sans Chaine
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Rest weeks: your legs might not feel that great
What happened to my legs?!? I just took a rest week, I should feel amazing.

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Rest weeks: rest when you can, so you can do the work when needed
Don't make the common mistake your rest week of doing too much work.

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Rest, the flip side of the training coin
Resting is the time in which we allow our body to recover from the strain we have been putting on it and to get stronger.

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Your tempo hour: what to look for afterwards
Heart rate, cadence, breathing and power are all metrics to consider in comparing your rides. Just be sure to compare apples to apples.

Sans Chaine
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Addicted to my bike
I realised today how important my bike is to my well-being - my "mental medicine" as I call it.

Andrew Randell
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A successful ride is about more than wattage: drafting is the great equalizer
Drafting is the great equalizer, allowing riders of varying abilities to ride together and have breakthrough experiences.

Sans Chaine
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The Toolbox: better without more watts
The Toolbox blog series explores the ideas & techniques that will make you more efficient so you can have that amazing ride.

Sans Chaine
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Using heart rate and power: how do they relate?
Adding in a heart rate component to your training is important, but it can be confusing. Your power and heart zones may not align.

Sans Chaine
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Fuelling podcast: eating for your workout
The science and practical application of eating for your workout. No one diet fits your needs, it depends on the workout.

Sans Chaine
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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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Manage your warm-up based on how you feel
You aren't going to feel amazing every day but it is important to try. Manage your warm-up by feel, you may end up having an amazing ride.

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