#Sufferfest trainerroad pro

One interesting feature of TrainerRoad is their workout designer, where you can create workouts like the one above yourself, using a drag and drop style interface. Ideally I want to be really fighting to keep up. Next time I will scale it to 101 or 102% of FTP to make it a little harder. I could have gone slightly harder, I think. The data for my ride is here, and there is a screenshot below: I have since discovered that this is down to a bad connection between my headphones and the extension lead that runs to the computer. Not because theyвЂ™re first - Xert, SUF, AI Endurance, VeloPro, and others have all introduced most of the features announced by TrainerRoad, and some of them. But for large periods I wasnвЂ™t hearing the music. TrainerRoadвЂ™s recent announcement of the Adaptive Training feature could mark a definitive moment in the historical progression of training for the masses.

#Sufferfest trainerroad pro

SufferFest videos are pro tour footage, set usually to banging dance tracks. The only real problem I had was that I kept losing the sound of the video. If you are going to use heart rate data for training, it needs to be recorded and. The workout intervals are well matched to the video intervals, sometimes there might be one or two seconds difference, but no big deal. Apps like Zwift, The Sufferfest and TrainerRoad have ones to follow. 7.5/10) and cadence for each segment, and the TrainerRoad intervals have been created to match these in time and intensity, scaled to your power level. SufferFest videos give you target perceived effort (e.g. Somebody, presumably at TrainerRoad or SufferFest, has gone in and created intervals that closely match those in the video. Last night I used the TrainerRoad software again, this time with one of my videos, There is no try.