Hey David,
Training with power has been around for several years now. With the introduction of the power cranks, pedals and hubs cyclists now have access to train with power.
Power zones are similar to the heart rate zones discussed previously but with two additional zones.
The reason that there are two additional zones is that we can actually measure them.
Let me explain.
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Regards,
Coach David Heatley
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