Strava ???
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mattobrien
Guru
- Location
- Sunny Suffolk
Might be worth waiti a little while to get used to Strava and all that it does before going premium. I had a premium trial for a month and many of the more advanced features were suited to people using power meters. I let the premium trial lapse and now happily use basic Strava.
Hacienda71
Mancunian in self imposed exile in leafy Cheshire
- Location
- Wilmslow, Cheshire
It is interesting with a minimum of a hrm with effort zones and better still with a power meter. I thought I would look at the age categories more but to be honest I rarely do.
Cooper645
Active Member
- Location
- Haslemere & Tidworth
I use premium, it's good to see how you stack up against other riders of your weight class and age group. However, if you want to see your strava info in more detail try veloviewer
Hip Priest
Veteran
I'm in the middle of a free trial of the premium version. To be honest, it isn't really useful as I don't have a HR monitor or power meter, and the GPS on my phone is pretty awful.
To add insult to injury when I looked at the fatty category (>200lbs) to see how many Burger King of the Mountains I had, I found that loads of the local skinny weight weenies were on there, including a friend of mine who races Cat 3 and makes Chris Froome look fat.
So either there's an error, or they've been putting their weights in wrong.
To add insult to injury when I looked at the fatty category (>200lbs) to see how many Burger King of the Mountains I had, I found that loads of the local skinny weight weenies were on there, including a friend of mine who races Cat 3 and makes Chris Froome look fat.
So either there's an error, or they've been putting their weights in wrong.
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User6179
Guest
My m8 who is skin n bone was worried his performance in watts was so low so I told him to put in that he was 20 stone as his weight and watch his power output go up, wonder if all the lightweights do the same.
Hip Priest
Veteran
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User6179
Guest
Luckily I don't have to cheat with the weight although when I get a downhill KOM at 35 mph my wattage is usually under the 100
MickeyBlueEyes
Eat, Sleep, Ride, Repeat.
- Location
- Derbyshire
You know the nice relaxing rides you have mentioned in your other posts, I hope you have fond memories of them......
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User6179
Guest
Aye as soon as you know there this a segment you automatically go into competitive mode , I,ve set about 20 segments on my m8s Saturday run just to noise him up.
I know...I'm fairly competitive anyway
Mr Haematocrit
msg me on kik for android
- Location
- Out of the saddle
Certainly is
digital doping is widespread these days, so many stravassoles are doing it.http://www.digitalepo.com
Mr Haematocrit
msg me on kik for android
- Location
- Out of the saddle
can’t see digital epo going down too well with people who take their KOMs seriously, though. In fact, we'd urge you not to get involved. Cheats never prosper - ask multi-millionaire Lance Armstrong. Oh no, hang on, that doesn't work.
