Old 04-18-07 | 09:36 AM
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LT Intolerant
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Originally Posted by NomadVW
As an aside, I track both a 7 day and 28 day TSS average and the PMC cumulative, but exponentially increased average. I have marks along side my 7 day TSS scores where I "really" felt worked out and unable to perform at the desired intensities. I don't really have a 28 day "mark" I suppose.

Dec 24th, 2006 I took an unscheduled day off. I ended a week at 180 tss/day. (I readjusted FTP on Christmas day, so this was probably a little high. I'd spent the whole week over 150 tss/day) I was pooped

March 25th, 2007 I was at 168.86 TSS/day. I couldn't complete my interval workout on the following Tuesday (after a rest day), and wasn't back "on form" until Thursday when my 7 day mark was in the 140's again.

My "good line" seems to be right around 115 TSS/day fatigue. More than that and I don't seem to do well. My best times have been at less than 115 TSS/day 7 day average.

This is the PMC I use for personal analysis.
NomadVW, are you appending those annotations to your PMC in Cycling Peaks or are you copying your data into PowerPoint (or some other app) to put in your comments?

thx

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