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Ideally, I would have done a full field test for Henderson to establish my threshold number (the highest power output I can sustain for one hour). But, as I explained on Tuesday, my test was a bit of a disaster. So, based on my six weeks of data, replica Bvlgari watches Henderson has estimated my threshold at 225 to 230 watts. For comparison, elite pros my size (5’11 and 152 lbs.) will hit somewhere close to 400. Regardless of what your threshold number is, though, once you’ve got it, setting training zones and staying in the fat part of the bell curve is fairly . Henderson uses six training zones, listed here in ascending order of difficulty, with my target power numbers.

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