Michael pesse retweeted
Read the full deep dive here: analyzeme.substack.com/p/the…
Michael pesse retweeted
I went full gas, hit 338W, applied the 0.95 multiplier, and proudly gave myself a 321W FTP.
But I wasn’t measuring my physiology. I was just measuring my ability to game a protocol.
My actual 60-minute power? 297W. A massive 25-watt difference.
Michael pesse retweeted
I cheated myself for years without even realizing it.
Back in 2012, I bought my first power meter, did a 20-minute test, and scored a 321W FTP (5.4 W/kg). I felt like an absolute pro.
Turns out, that number was completely wrong. And it basically ruined my season. 🧵
I’ve been working on a side project to better understand cycling and running performance. It’s called AnalyzeMe, and it digs deeper than just FTP or Pace. I’d love some feedback from the endurance community! 🧵👇 getanalyzeme.app
I’ve finally brought my little project to life! 🚴♂️
It’s a tool for endurance performance analysis and physiological profiling. I’d love for coaches, athletes, and data nerds to give it a try and share some feedback!
Check it out here: getanalyzeme.app/
#sportscience
Have you ever had athletes with always low DFAa1 values? is it a heart rate monitor error (polar h9)? this workout is an easy steady ride at 76% hrmax. thank you for your help @SeanSeale @Karoly_Spy
2nd try:
Yesterday lactate test on home trainer:
10’ warmup
6’ step + 20w
DFA A1 drop down 0.75 between 80 and 84%hrmax
Critical power 2p (Outdoor) calculated today from 2 TT (3+12)
Same power meter : garmin rally double
Michael pesse retweeted
With a lot of guidance (and patience!) from @david_tinker EnDuRA now has oauth connection with @intervalsicu to pull in activities for analysis. Look for instructions on the connections page endura.fit
🥇🥈🥉🇮🇹 @nicolepesse_ ARGENTO U23 .. Brava sorellina! Che giornata ! instagram.com/p/CRMHzxAluHn/…
















