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Old 05-07-10 | 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Hermes
+1 My coach continues to have me work on pedaling technique on recovery rides and include one leg pedaling drills. My typical recovery ride is warmup, 4 minutes 100, 3 minutes 110, 2 minutes, 120, 1 minute 130 and 30 seconds 140, rest 5 minutes and repeat. The goal is getting comfortable riding at 140 rpm.
When you get into that range, what kind of gear are you pushing. I find that if I get over 100, I lose power. I seem to be most efficient in the low 80s to low 90s range (as measured by speed, not a power meter). That just seems to be my sweet spot. Granted, I'm not doing any training specifically aimed at raising cadence.Am I missing something?
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