Old 09-18-19, 12:23 PM
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The same goes for Joe Schmoe. Every racer will benefit from learning to analyze their speed, cadence, HR, and (optionally) power data. Every. One.

That's where your marginal gains (5-10% increases) will be found.

EDIT:

Learn to analyze it on the bike when racing and later at home after the races.

For example: If you know your threshold is X Beats Per Minute or Y Watts, then you be careful not to go over that when you are taking pulls or trying to take a lap.
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