Old 02-04-15 | 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Roarau
Power, power vs. cadence is the key. Your power and cadence should remain stable regardless of the gearing you are in. Eventually you should get to a point where you can feel the numbers on a training ride. Where, you know what 85-90 cadence feels like, so you won't need to check often. Pick a power number and stick to it, uphills, downhills, flats, headwinds, doesn't matter, stick to that power number.
I do not think this is good training advice.
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