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Old 12-14-15, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by grolby
The spO2 business still sounce like baloney to me but WTF do I know. If someone can produce an actual study linking blood O2 saturation to training fatigue (or whatever it allegedly tells you) in a consistent way, I might buy it. Till then, I'll continue to assume it's pseudoscience
Edit: the basic search I've just done is not reducing my skepticism.
Just trying to be helpful. Lots of things out there to study. You may have to wait a while. Would there be any negative impact for you to record morning HR and SpO2?

So last year I was in the feed zone chatting about this same stuff with a mom. Her kid was a Cat 4 14 year old at the time.
They decided to use the same trainer and same methods. He's now a 15 year old Cat 2. Same stuff.

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