bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share For everyones interest, here are the power stats from my power meter for the DC: Race: Duration: 5:32:35 Work: 4799 kJ TSS: 374 (intensity factor 0.821) Norm Power: 275 VI: 1.14 Distance: 201.582 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 782 241 watts Heart rate: 0 168 145 bpm Cadence: 1 125 80 rpm Speed: 0.6 80.9 36.4 kph Pace 0:44 100:00 1:39 min/km Crank Torque: 0 200.4 29.2 N-m First Hour: Duration: 59:55 Work: 864 kJ TSS: 65 (intensity factor 0.807) Norm Power: 270 VI: 1.12 Distance: 41.731 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 782 240 watts Heart rate: 41 163 137 bpm Cadence: 1 110 85 rpm Speed: 1.1 55.1 41.8 kph Pace 1:05 54:33 1:26 min/km Crank Torque: 0 200.4 27.3 N-m Second Hour: Duration: 59:55 Work: 930 kJ TSS: 80.3 (intensity factor 0.897) Norm Power: 300 VI: 1.16 Distance: 35.751 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 759 259 watts Heart rate: 113 165 145 bpm Cadence: 1 112 79 rpm Speed: 16 62 35.8 kph Pace 0:58 3:45 1:41 min/km Crank Torque: 0 133.6 31.6 N-m Third Hour: Duration: 1:00:12 Work: 826 kJ TSS: 64 (intensity factor 0.799) Norm Power: 268 VI: 1.17 Distance: 34.698 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 541 229 watts Heart rate: 108 165 142 bpm Cadence: 1 118 79 rpm Speed: 10.2 65.7 34.6 kph Pace 0:55 5:53 1:44 min/km Crank Torque: 0 124.1 28.2 N-m Fourth Hour: Duration: 1:00:12 Work: 919 kJ TSS: 68.9 (intensity factor 0.829) Norm Power: 278 VI: 1.09 Distance: 31.832 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 758 254 watts Heart rate: 121 168 151 bpm Cadence: 1 114 79 rpm Speed: 8.6 63.8 31.7 kph Pace 0:56 6:59 1:53 min/km Crank Torque: 0 98.2 31.4 N-m Fifth Hour: Duration: 59:28 Work: 809 kJ TSS: 61.2 (intensity factor 0.786) Norm Power: 263 VI: 1.16 Distance: 33.358 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 583 227 watts Heart rate: 0 167 149 bpm Cadence: 2 125 77 rpm Speed: 0.6 80.9 33.7 kph Pace 0:44 100:00 1:47 min/km Crank Torque: 0 119.3 28.9 N-m Last Half Hour: Duration: 33:27 Work: 454 kJ TSS: 33.7 (intensity factor 0.778) Norm Power: 261 VI: 1.15 Distance: 24.426 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 588 226 watts Heart rate: 100 163 149 bpm Cadence: 3 115 84 rpm Speed: 5.7 64.3 43.8 kph Pace 0:56 10:32 1:22 min/km Crank Torque: 0 97.8 26.2 N-m In total I drank 5 bottles of Octane, 1.5 Enervit Power Bars, and 5 energy gels. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BikeMax Posted November 27, 2006 Share And another one.. (sorry it's back to front) Entire workout (193 watts): Duration: 6:05:35 Work: 4221 kJ TSS: 371.8 (intensity factor 0.782) Norm Power: 219 VI: 1.14 Distance: 201.83 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 659 193 watts Heart rate: 53 244 122 bpm Cadence: 29 141 87 rpm Speed: 3.6 80.5 33.2 kph Pace 0:45 16:40 1:48 min/km Hub Torque: 0 36.6 8.5 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 100.6 21.5 N-m Sixth Hour: Duration: 1:00:11 Work: 590 kJ TSS: 54.8 (intensity factor 0.74) Norm Power: 207 VI: 1.27 Distance: 41.542 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 597 163 watts Heart rate: 77 155 117 bpm Cadence: 29 141 88 rpm Speed: 3.8 80.5 41.5 kph Pace 0:45 15:47 1:27 min/km Hub Torque: 0 26.4 5.9 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 63.6 17.8 N-m Fifth Hour: Duration: 1:00:02 Work: 706 kJ TSS: 57.7 (intensity factor 0.759) Norm Power: 213 VI: 1.09 Distance: 27.889 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 486 196 watts Heart rate: 70 179 116 bpm Cadence: 35 141 83 rpm Speed: 9.6 66.7 27.9 kph Pace 0:54 6:15 2:09 min/km Hub Torque: 0 35.5 10.8 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 100.6 23.3 N-m Fourth Hour: Duration: 1:00:01 Work: 731 kJ TSS: 62.7 (intensity factor 0.792) Norm Power: 222 VI: 1.09 Distance: 29.342 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 498 203 watts Heart rate: 70 192 119 bpm Cadence: 33 141 86 rpm Speed: 11.5 66.7 29.4 kph Pace 0:54 5:13 2:03 min/km Hub Torque: 0 34.6 9.7 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 73.4 23.0 N-m Third Hour: Duration: 1:00:01 Work: 725 kJ TSS: 66.8 (intensity factor 0.818) Norm Power: 229 VI: 1.14 Distance: 30.144 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 659 202 watts Heart rate: 53 244 121 bpm Cadence: 35 141 86 rpm Speed: 3.9 64.4 30.2 kph Pace 0:56 15:23 1:59 min/km Hub Torque: 0 31.1 10.1 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 74.3 22.6 N-m Second Hour: Duration: 1:00:01 Work: 721 kJ TSS: 65.3 (intensity factor 0.809) Norm Power: 226 VI: 1.13 Distance: 32.733 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 612 201 watts Heart rate: 93 204 161 bpm Cadence: 34 141 89 rpm Speed: 3.8 56 32.8 kph Pace 1:04 15:47 1:50 min/km Hub Torque: 0 36.6 8.4 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 82.3 22.0 N-m First Hour: Duration: 1:00:01 Work: 742 kJ TSS: 61.1 (intensity factor 0.782) Norm Power: 219 VI: 1.06 Distance: 39.239 km Min Max Avg Power: 0 601 206 watts Heart rate: n/a n/a n/a bpm Cadence: 32 141 91 rpm Speed: 7.4 54.6 39.3 kph Pace 1:06 8:06 1:32 min/km Hub Torque: 0 30.2 6.5 lb-in Crank Torque: 0 82.8 21.8 N-m Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share Amazing - TSS almost exactly the same, but my IF = 0.82 and yours was 0.78 - come on BikeMax, did you really try as hard as you could Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr. Seuss Posted November 27, 2006 Share i can see how a person can play all day long with these stats! are there many variables involved in power stats, or is it generally that if X & Y complete the same distance over the same time (all external factors such as temp & wind being equal) they have produced exactly the same average watts for the duration irrespective of factors such as their body weight or fitness level? (BM - max HR for entire race seems a bit high - 244 bpm - see there is also a 204 in the second hour?) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share Generally they would have produced the same watts/kg - body mass has a huge effect especially when the road tilts upwards (just ask fattie). When the road is flat the aerodynamic drag plays more of a part. So, between BikeMax and myself, I would have to produce more watts to ride the same time as him due to me being heavier and taller. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share Another interesting point is that BikeMax's distance and mine are almost identical. My time is 5:32 and not 5:35 as per WinningTime, Bikemax was even harder done by - 6:05 whereas WinningTime gives 6:11!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BikeMax Posted November 27, 2006 Share i can see how a person can play all day long with these stats! are there many variables involved in power stats' date=' or is it generally that if X & Y complete the same distance over the same time (all external factors such as temp & wind being equal) they have produced exactly the same average watts for the duration irrespective of factors such as their body weight or fitness level? (BM - max HR for entire race seems a bit high - 244 bpm - see there is also a 204 in the second hour?) Ignore my HR - I had no strap on (must have picked up a team mates or some interference) [/quote'] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share BikeMax is a power "Purist", HR straps are for sinners Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thug Posted November 27, 2006 Share Just comparing the overall picture and bear in mind that I've never used a PM before, so my laymans interpretation may be way off the mark. - Bruce's max "crank torque" was virtually 100% more than BM's. - Bruce's max power output was almost 19% more than BM, whilst the ave was almost 25% Yet looking at cadence, - BM's max cadence was 16% higher that Bruces, whilst the ave was slightly under 9%. As a layman, what the above tell me was the Bruce was spinning less but in a bigger gear. Correct or codswallop ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share The numbers won't lie, so I'd say you are correct. I found myself still on the big ring 2/3 of the way up Tradouws. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share Bikemax average watts/kg = 3.13Bruce average watts/kg = 3.57 Hence I rode a faster time, but it shows you how much effort it takes to increase speed each km/h. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Windbreaker Posted November 27, 2006 Share And now for data from a cyclist in the bottom half ! Still pretty proud of the last hour though! Entire workout (161 bpm):Duration: 6:41:59Work: 4341 kJTSS: 408.4 (intensity factor 0.781)Norm Power: 211VI: 1.17Distance: 201.648 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 921 180 wattsHeart rate: 82 185 161 bpmCadence: 20 141 82 rpmSpeed: 0 77.2 30.1 kphPace 0:47 0:00 1:59 min/kmHub Torque: 0 44.1 8.9 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 136.8 22.1 N-m 7th hour:Duration: 55:29Work: 569 kJTSS: 54.6 (intensity factor 0.768)Norm Power: 207VI: 1.21Distance: 36.993 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 734 171 wattsHeart rate: 118 185 168 bpmCadence: 24 136 84 rpmSpeed: 17.2 77.2 40.0 kphPace 0:47 3:29 1:30 min/kmHub Torque: 0 27.5 6.0 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 82.4 19.7 N-m 6th hour:Duration: 53:20Work: 612 kJTSS: 53.4 (intensity factor 0.777)Norm Power: 210VI: 1.09Distance: 21.377 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 433 192 wattsHeart rate: 119 182 168 bpmCadence: 29 141 75 rpmSpeed: 0 64.1 24.2 kphPace 0:56 0:00 2:29 min/kmHub Torque: 0 33.9 12.8 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 75.5 25.8 N-m 5th hour:Duration: 58:10Work: 687 kJTSS: 66 (intensity factor 0.825)Norm Power: 223VI: 1.13Distance: 24.261 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 600 197 wattsHeart rate: 116 184 169 bpmCadence: 21 133 82 rpmSpeed: 3.8 67 25.0 kphPace 0:54 15:47 2:24 min/kmHub Torque: 0 35.6 11.5 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 100.9 24.4 N-m 4th hour:Duration: 55:36Work: 600 kJTSS: 56.4 (intensity factor 0.781)Norm Power: 211VI: 1.17Distance: 27.026 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 921 180 wattsHeart rate: 112 180 163 bpmCadence: 21 141 84 rpmSpeed: 5.9 56 29.2 kphPace 1:04 10:10 2:03 min/kmHub Torque: 0 44.1 8.2 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 136.8 21.6 N-m 3rd hour:Duration: 59:59Work: 732 kJTSS: 71.6 (intensity factor 0.846)Norm Power: 228VI: 1.12Distance: 26.722 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 539 203 wattsHeart rate: 100 183 164 bpmCadence: 24 136 81 rpmSpeed: 9.4 54.8 26.7 kphPace 1:06 6:23 2:15 min/kmHub Torque: 0 30.8 11.6 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 116.5 25.9 N-m 2nd hour:Duration: 1:00:01Work: 558 kJTSS: 54.2 (intensity factor 0.736)Norm Power: 199VI: 1.28Distance: 31.895 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 458 155 wattsHeart rate: 82 173 145 bpmCadence: 20 141 85 rpmSpeed: 15.9 52.4 31.9 kphPace 1:09 3:46 1:53 min/kmHub Torque: 0 26.8 6.7 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 118.8 18.5 N-m 1st Hour:Duration: 59:21Work: 582 kJTSS: 49.6 (intensity factor 0.709)Norm Power: 191VI: 1.17Distance: 33.383 kmMin Max AvgPower: 0 503 164 wattsHeart rate: 110 178 151 bpmCadence: 20 141 86 rpmSpeed: 5.8 45.6 33.8 kphPace 1:19 10:21 1:46 min/kmHub Torque: 0 31.5 6.0 lb-inCrank Torque: 0 91.4 18.9 N-m Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thug Posted November 27, 2006 Share What does TSS & VI stand for and mean ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr. Seuss Posted November 27, 2006 Share how is the intensity factor calculated - it would appear that this is what you have to look at to see how hard a ride was (or not). should be far more accurate than ave. HR. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bruce Posted November 27, 2006 Share TSS = Training Stress Score - i.e. how much stress your body went through.VI = Variability Index - i.e. how variable/constant power output was. Bikemax and I were discussing how TSS accumulates for slower riders and this is a good case in point. Windbreaker had a higher TSS than Bikemax or myself because he was on the bike for a lot longer. So Windbreaker would require more recovery than I would. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Windbreaker Posted November 27, 2006 Share Another interesting point is that BikeMax's distance and mine are almost identical. My time is 5:32 and not 5:35 as per WinningTime' date=' Bikemax was even harder done by - 6:05 whereas WinningTime gives 6:11!![/quote'] Unless he has his PT stop recording when speed & power not detected - possibly stopped for a puncture / water etc? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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