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Zones/FTP/MAP
I’ve been consuming a lot more content on Zones/FTP/MAP as it’s been a good few years since I directly used them in training. I’ve been wanting to reincorporate them into more targeted training that has a blend of each. Before you ask there is no true goal from the training rather spend more time integrating it in novel ways. See where things break, excels or just plain doesn’t work. So my question is; how have you guys used similar tools, what did you like, not like, or just wish to try.
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HR zones I like but sometimes external factors can impact quite a lot, ( sleep, hydration, caffeine even time of day. ) Power is far more of a superior metric as it’s instant and external factors are taken out, but apart from cycling with power meters it’s pretty hard. I haven’t done much with map personally so I can’t comment. I guess for me I like a mix of HR zones and RPE. If you can dial in RPE I personally think that is all you need. RPE is so over looked because it can’t be worn on a wrist or chest strap. One of the best at it is a British runner called Emile Cairess, he runs with just a Casio watch and everything is based of RPE. I think he came 4th in the London marathon this way. My 2 cents is HR + RPE = top tier for all forms of CrossFit, conditioning and everything in between
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