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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

Sans Chaine
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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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What's your Zwift set up? it ain't just a computer and smart trainer
A good Zwifting experience is about more than just a computer and smart trainer.

Sans Chaine
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Fuelling your VO2 block
When doing hard work there is a direct correlation between sugar in and watts out.

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

Sans Chaine
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Choose your own adventure: analyse your testing to decide how to train
Use your testing results, and some insights into what sort of rider you are, to figure out where to take your training.

Sans Chaine
3 min read


Training hours: you can always add time at endurance
You can always add time at your endurance pace. Cycling is a sport that rewards time spent training, just be sure it doesn't fatigue you.

Sans Chaine
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The workouts don't change: who you are as a rider changes how you should do the workouts
Each ride has unique physical characteristics. Let’s look at how different types of rides might approach the same workout.

Sans Chaine
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Fuelling your rides
Fuelling is a good term to use because that is really what you are doing - putting gas into your tank to maximize your riding.

Sans Chaine
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Respiration: don't forget to breathe well
Your breathing technique is one of those things you can improve to ride better without having to change your fitness.

Sans Chaine
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Respiration technique
Make sure you are breathing in three dimensions to maximize your respiration.

Sans Chaine
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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
2 min read


Cadence: both ends of the spectrum
Being able to ride well at both high and low cadence will make the middle, where you spend most of your time, feel like butter.

Sans Chaine
2 min read


How and why to do your tempo
Pushing the watts when a ride is hard is great. First though you have to get to that point in the ride and have the energy left to push

Sans Chaine
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The biggest training mistake that we all make
We all like to feel like we are training - but but that leads to fatigue and stagnation.

Sans Chaine
2 min read


Managing that surging in the peloton: it isn't about wattage
We tend to think that riding well means more watts. The reality is that cycling is a dynamic and about more than just watts.

Sans Chaine
3 min read


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

Sans Chaine
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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
1 min read


Pedalling technique: break the circle
It isn't a circle. Improving your pedalling technique can make you a better rider without changing your fitness.

Sans Chaine
3 min read


How to Zwift resources
Zwift is an amazing resource when we are stuck riding indoors. The experience can be overwhelming. Here is a list of resources to help.

Sans Chaine
4 min read
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