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Oct 09 2021

October 9 2021 Post-Ride Analysis

Bouncing Between DFAA1 0.75 and 1.00 for Optimal Fat Burn and Aerobic Base Improvement

 

Having the FatMaxxer Android software on-screen in realtime has brought a new element to my base training. I use the screen to try and keep my intensity between DFAA 1.00 and 0.75. The advantage to this is that I can trust the fraction, more than I can trust the actual heart rate. Furthermore, looking at my power and Vo2max, I was able to keep the value below 40ml/kg/min, averaging about 35ml/kg/min, and I watched my Tidal Volume from the Vo2master, stay around 4.0 liters/breath.

I’m going to focus on economy and aerobic foundation. This is going to be FASCINATING!

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Written by Richard Wharton · Categorized: Garmin Connect, Moxy, PerfPro Training, Vo2 Master · Tagged: Bike Coach, Cycling Coach, cycling coach Richard Wharton, cycling fitness, FatMaxxer, Garmin, Moxy, Peavine, PerfPro, PerfPro Studio, Reno Bike Coach, runalyze.com

Oct 08 2021

First Ride Using FatMaxxer For Aerobic Conditioning

Trying to Keep DFAA1 Between 0.75 and 1.00

Today’s Ride was just the first step in what will arguably be a four to six week effort to establish a BASE of AEROBIC Fitness. I rode just under 60 minutes, and used the information from FatMaxxer to keep my riding intensity at maximum aerobic intensity.

Yesterday, the Collier DFAA1 Ramp Protocol showed that if I kept my Vo2max under 40ml/kg/min, my HR below 160bpm, and my wattage below about 167 watts, that would be the ideal intensity.

Today, I rode for DFAA1, using the FatMaxxer on my screen, and I increased or decreased my intensity based on that. I DID dip below 0.75 a few times, but not by much, and not for long. It burned about 500 Kj, and felt about right.

Here is the analysis of the ride. I’ll link my files for you HERE:

Thanks for reading and watching, and ENJOY THE RIDE!

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