Revs!
Our HC drills are starting to work
Tonight's ergo session :
6:00 2 x 6s HCLR:1
6:05 7s HC (60 seated)
6:08 7s HC (60 seated)
6:11 7s HC (80 seated)
6:14 7s HC (80 seated)
6:17 8s HC+1 (70 seated)
6:21 8s HC+1 (70 seated)
6:24 7s HC-1 (90 seated)
6:27 7s HC-1 (90 seated)
6:30 10s HC (0, seated, L)
6:33 10s HC (0, seated, R)
6:39 30s HC r/up 10:110, 10:130, 10:max
The first number in brackets is the starting cadence.
My "HC" gear is (or, was ...) 75" - that's a gear that we can get up to 160rpm on on a Kurt Kinetic in 7 seconds from 80 rpm. I'd been using the super-flywheel version, I switched back to the normal one today, on 75" I'd been able to get it up to about 150rpm from 80rpm in 7 seconds, with the light flywheel I got up to 160+ in about 4 seconds. Ok! I don't think I'm significantly stronger, so I'll put that down to the lighter flywheel being easier to accelerate. I was happy with power at cadence, at 160rpm I was still putting out over 1,000 watts, so that's good, for me at least!
Off to the physio tomorrow morning for more shoulder-bashing, with a tiny bit of luck I'll be able to get out of the saddle on Sunday. Here's hoping!