Ok the HIIT session I did last night has made my legs a bit wobbly this morning

. The last couple of sets hurt and I did not complete them properly

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http://www.bkool.com/bkoolSessionHistory/showSessionSummary/3000406
A couple of things I took from last night. I may/will need to increase the power setting as my heart rate did not go as high as I expected. I also recovered a lot quicker at the power level I set than I expected. This indicates to me I can run longer at that level or at a higher power level

. I know I could have been having an off day as far as max HR is concerned, but I will not know for sure until I get a few more of these sessions in my legs+heart+lungs
The power levels set will be maintained by bkools software. Lower the cadence/gear and the resistance goes up

, inreasing lowers the resistance. This is not as mad as it sounds, in fact it is very helpful because it smooths out the effort, well it did for me

. If at any stage you just can't maintain the power you can jump out of the target by pressing 'P' and leaving erg mode

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The windows I set for power need to be a bit wider. 25w is too narrow, for me, I am not that consistant at applying power at the moment, when working at a higher level than normal . 40 or maybe 50w would be more user friendly.
Setting up a HIIT session with power as a target is relatively easy with a bit of prep, a couple of minutes. I wrote down a list of hi and lo points like this
Minute
0-1 lo
1-3 hi
3-4 lo
4-6 hi
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15-20 lo recovery
repeat 1 by 2 sequence x5
34-39 lo recovery
I then put in a 3 minute hi 1 minute lo and finally 2 minute hi.
These were put in, using the edit function to set targets, by first doing all the lo and then doing all the hi sections, I just changed the start stop time for each section. Otherwise you'll be using the sliders for every section

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Each session will take 3 or 4 minutes to set up depending on how many intervals you want. Go on you know you want to have a go

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