by Gino | Aug 30, 2019 | Master Instructor Blog, Training With Power
It’s finally time to take a look inside. First I have to apologize for taking almost 2 months to report on results that were secured after just 4 weeks of data collection. That’s part of the problem with Evidence Based Cycling; once you do herd all those cats on...
by Gino | Mar 4, 2019 | Training With Power
In a previous post we talked specifically about the reasons why “non-outdoor riders” would want to train with power. There needs to be incentive for all populations, and thus our focus on those that don’t ride outside was appropriate as a starting point. However,...
by Gino | Nov 20, 2018 | Training With Power
Watt Is Power? Or rather what is power? With a title like that, we could be here for days. Perhaps a better title would have been: What Is Power As It Relates To Cycling or even more to the point would be: Training on Indoor Cycling or Spinning® Bikes With Power. ...
by Gino | Dec 11, 2017 | Instructor Training, Master Instructor Blog, Training With Power
The first two video blogs showed the detailed process of performing power tests on the Keiser m3 bike with Garmin Vector power pedals mounted on them so that the power shown on the Keiser m3 can be compared to the power being measured by the Vector pedals. As you...
by Gino | Dec 7, 2017 | Instructor Training, Master Instructor Blog, Training With Power
On the last blog post (8/11/17) v we spent a considerable amount of time showing how we set up the test, the equipment, calibrating the power pedals for each trial, positioning all of our data collection tools, and just preparing each test in a methodical manner. ...
