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Old 01-17-24, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by base2
I think a lot of fitness nutrition advice is geared towards the mostly sedentary person with a new found interest in physical fitness. As a seasoned "athlete" by most standards, it would stand to reason that your weight training stress registers as "low" because you already have the adaptions necessary to perform at a given load. At best, you are probably treading water, so to speak, with your efforts.

Just a wild a guess on my part. I'm actually genuinely interested because I spent a winter on a stair climber 4 hours per week at my local gym a few years ago. My cycling got worse.
I should have said that I am using intervals.icu to derive HR-based load, which is based in turn on workouts where power and HR are available. This yields tiny TSS values for resistance workouts because my HR barely bumps. This might be the root problem, but I don't know what else to use. I could score total weight lifted, but I don't know how to convert those data into a stress score.
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