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Old 03-15-16 | 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Zeppelin

What I'm not sure about is staying within those zones. On a relatively easy spin home my power reading went from say 170w to 220w to 130w to 150w etc without much effort from me, a slight incline, a gust of wind, a change of position.

Do I need to learn to ride with more consistant power output? Is it something you get used to as you see the power number on the screen? Is it just a case of make sure most of your interval is within the zone and don't sweat a few peaks and troughs?

Don't display instantaneous power on your Garmin. I think I use the 3 or 5 second window.

Yes, wind, grade and even road surface changes are going to constantly bump you around. Shoot for the middle to top of your range.

If that doesn't work for you, just set the dial to 400w.
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