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01-03.-2006, 08:18 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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What was your power during those TTs? I would imagine it must of been much higher than 250, more like 350+ but then again, don't all you Brits do your TTs with 18wheelers constantly passing you? 
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01-03.-2006, 10:21 PM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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I have no idea I have only had a powertap since Christmas I normally arrange 20 Eddie Stobbart's to come by when I'm TTing. http://www.eddiestobart.co.uk/ |
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04-03.-2006, 05:20 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
Ok I'll jump in...
Max power achieved for 20 min = about 330 watts So FTP as 95% (correct me if I'm wrong) of 330 = 313 watts 18 y.o. female have been training but not racing... yet |
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04-03.-2006, 05:21 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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with that FTP you will probably win every TT that you ever enter.... |
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04-03.-2006, 05:38 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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Well, maybe I should add my weight: 165 lbs. (Yes, yes, I know... it's going down  ) |
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04-03.-2006, 05:46 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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wow! |
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04-03.-2006, 05:58 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
Somehow, I feel scepticism...
Well, I based my calculations on a friend's powertap: we weigh the same and own the same rollers. So with the same tire pressure, this should be the power output associated with the speed displayed. I verified the results with a home stationary bicycle that does display power and the results are at +/- 5 watts difference. |
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04-03.-2006, 06:04 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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You mean you're not used to the guys looking on with disbelief as you ride away? |
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04-03.-2006, 06:29 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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borrow your friend's PT and report back Be sure to zero it as well ..... |
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04-03.-2006, 08:29 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
FTP:280 (working for 290 this season)
age: 35 result: 57:39 40K TT cycling: 5 |
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05-03.-2006, 10:38 PM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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What device are you using to measure your power? |
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05-03.-2006, 10:43 PM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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You mean on the stationary bicycle? Well, there is a simple chart with power numbers associated with the different levels of resistance and rpm. |
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06-03.-2006, 06:01 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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You really need an SRM, Powertap, or Ergomo to get any accurate measure of power. There is very little validity with wattage numbers from any thing else outside of a exercise lab.
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06-03.-2006, 11:45 PM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
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Very well then... Soon enough I will get back on the road (gotta love those long Canadian winter). First thing when I hit the road, I plan to do a little TT to track my improvement. I'll let you know... |
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07-03.-2006, 01:00 AM
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Re: Poll: What's your Functional Threshold power?
Well I've read this thread from beginning to end, so I'll just slink away into a corner somewhere and come back when I have a figure worth posting.
 BTW RD (similar age to your's truly)your FT of 325W was last May's figure -  what the hell is it now?!?! |
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