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Old 09-22-19 | 10:57 AM
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rubiksoval
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Originally Posted by Hermes
When I started training with power in 2008, I was doing the same thing.
Same. That, to me, was the biggest benefit of a power meter: showing the incredible amounts of time I wasn't actually putting out much power when I thought I was "training". A four hour pre-powermeter ride would probably equate to a three hour ride today in terms of kJs/ work performed. Now I typically have less than 10% Z1 time versus 30-40% when I first started checking it with the PM.
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