And now I AM actually going to have a pizza. Don't forget to join the Road to A club on Zwift, once there's enough people we will start doing rides and races! Here's the link or simply search for "Road to A" in the Companion app: zwift.com/clubs/073fb18e-ae9b-440e-b4c3-d95d935898c1/home
Happy Birthday, Vsechno nejlepsi, Grattis på födelsedagen! Keep fighting, you looked in proper pain there but kept going, way to go! I really enjoy your videos, keep up the good work!
Happy Bday mate! Great effort! If your knee ever starts bugging you again, feel free to let me know. Im a chiropractor in Rudna and happy to have a look at it if needed. Enjoy your celebration!!
Happy Birthday my friend! Great result despite passing through a bout of unwell phase. Onwards & forwards now champion! Your dog closed it off with the best possible way! Animals are the absolute best & a man's best friend
Great job! You’ve come way further along than the 6w the grade gave you credit for. When I first started watching this channel you were under 500 subscribers. You’ll be at 2k before the end of the year. No FTP can match that growth. Keep up the great work.
Happy birthday Adam! Your FTP was great when you have been sick so much with only a little workouts after sickness. Your max HR should be 184 and doing beyond it is possible. Mine max HR is 174 but recently did 179 so it can beyond your age 220-age! Doing it to often probably not healthy but on the other hand you are just working max effort
Happy Birthday :-) can you tell me how your heart rate zones have changed due to your illness? I got a little sick at the beginning of november. I had a cold (or more likely covid) and took a week off. The following week I noticed that my heart rate is higher for very low intensity efforts (even walking) so i took another week off. in the third week i started with low intensity training. in the fourth week i took some blood tests to see if im ready for full training again. the bloodwork showed no problems. but even now, after the second week in december, my heart rate zones are slightly off when compared to the power levels. not much anymore, but its still not as good as before. i expect another couple of weeks to really get back to my october level (which was peak for me). how are you doing? have you lots of heart rate data from before your sickness that you can check? is it different to now? i think you are around 75kg, 36 yrs you say and your heart rate at < 100 watts is close to 120. is that normal for you or do you still have an elevated heart rate due to your covid? if so, i would be cautious to put yourself at your max heart rate (which is probably close to 195).
@@99cya thank you! Yup, my HR is surely somewhat higher at the same power than before the Covid, but I would guess that is the effect of detraining (as I almost reached my max hr during this test). That being said, my Covid was the last of a series of setbacks that were preventing me from doing any meaningful structured training. I wouldn't expect major detraining after a week off. It sounds like you weren't completely ok when you resumed your training (thus the higher HR). In the next two weeks when you were cautious (correctly so) you detrained a little. But those are just my guesses.
@@RoadtoA yeah i guess so too. last weekend after 2 weeks training (first easy, second closer to normal) i made an intensity test going up alpe du zwift. as i managed to arrive sub 60 with a perceived exertion of 8 of 10 i think im fine again. that said, i think people underestimate greatly the impact sickness has on the cardiovascular system. if i hadnt known my heart rate zones, i wouldnt have spotted the elevation as i felt fine. but it shows that the body needs couple weeks more after feeling fine again until it reaches 100% again. im no heart expert obviously but i can only imagine how hard a high intensity training must be for the body after just recovered from long lasting issues. take it slow and keep healthy 🙂
@@99cya Yup, the heart doesn't lie. It's hard to distinguish between when there is a problem and when you just detrained, though. Usually I use the elevated HR as a guide only during days when I expect it to be normal (and it isn't).
Happy birthday man! Great way to celebrate 😂😂 came across your channel the other day, I did mine today… held 322 for 15 minutes and it came out as 288 I need to stop eating chocolate 😅😅😅 85kg over here! What’s your weight if you don’t mind me asking!
Your FTP test is only 15min. You need 5 more min for the 20min ftp test. So cleary your not able to do 5 more mins at that power. the ftp you get is wrong. it's to high.
Why would he? That 220-age BS needs to die already, everyone should know by now that it is a a pure statistical average and cannot be taken as anything but a lucky guess of individual max HR. My max HR is now around 194 at 48 years old. In my twenties I was maxing out around 220, and there is nothing remotely special about that, plenty people around with similar numbers.
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And now I AM actually going to have a pizza. Don't forget to join the Road to A club on Zwift, once there's enough people we will start doing rides and races!
Here's the link or simply search for "Road to A" in the Companion app: zwift.com/clubs/073fb18e-ae9b-440e-b4c3-d95d935898c1/home
Happy Birthday, Vsechno nejlepsi, Grattis på födelsedagen! Keep fighting, you looked in proper pain there but kept going, way to go! I really enjoy your videos, keep up the good work!
Happy Birthday! Love the videos bro
Thank you very much! That's the best gift!
Happy Birthday 🎉🎉
Thank you! ❤
I love how your dog comforts you at the end. Saw that also on your flat race video. Good pup.
He's a good boy.
Happy Bday mate! Great effort! If your knee ever starts bugging you again, feel free to let me know. Im a chiropractor in Rudna and happy to have a look at it if needed. Enjoy your celebration!!
Awesome mate, thank you!
Happy Birthday and well done! Great effort!
@@IIZEDCII thank you!
Happy Birthday… I had a piece of cake for you and it was yummy. Love the vides 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you very much! :) Glad to hear about the cake!
Happy Birthday my friend! Great result despite passing through a bout of unwell phase. Onwards & forwards now champion! Your dog closed it off with the best possible way! Animals are the absolute best & a man's best friend
Thank you, Darren!
And yea, my Tobby is my precious boy!
You only get better as you age, like a fine wine. Happy Birthday!
🎂🎊
You are too kind. Thank you!:)
Great job! You’ve come way further along than the 6w the grade gave you credit for. When I first started watching this channel you were under 500 subscribers. You’ll be at 2k before the end of the year. No FTP can match that growth. Keep up the great work.
Thank you mate! :)
happy birthday. Love the dog supporting you at the end....
Thank you!
🎉 Happy Birthday! Enjoy your 30s, I don't know the result of the video yet. Let’s finish watching!
@@cyclingcomputer thank you!
Happy Birthday Adam! 🎉
Thank you very much!
vsechno nejlepsi, super vykon po te pauze :)
Díky! :)
Solid effort there Adam!! And you managed 190bpm 🎉
Thank you!
I am pretty happy how I paced it, my max HR is 194 so I could probably go a little harder but just barely.
Happy Birthday
Thank you!
Happy birthday my dude 🥳
Thank you!
HBD
thank you!
Happy birthday 😊
Thank you very much!
happy birthday!
Thank you!
Good job and happy 🎉
Thank you! :)
Happy Birthday....
Thank you!
Happy Birthday 🎉 As a gift I put your 13 missing watts in a parcel that will be delivered to you very soon 😊
Thank you very much, appreciated! That means I can have a bee...uhh...I mean...that will improve my performance in future races!
@RoadtoA 😂
Happy birthday Adam! Your FTP was great when you have been sick so much with only a little workouts after sickness. Your max HR should be 184 and doing beyond it is possible. Mine max HR is 174 but recently did 179 so it can beyond your age 220-age! Doing it to often probably not healthy but on the other hand you are just working max effort
@@allanschoy2685 thank you!
Yes for example Oscar Nilsson-Julien does 224 pulses per minute at 22 yo!
Hahaha, your dog worries the same way about you like my Jack Russell worries about me when riding.
It is so cute and funny what they do!
Happy Birthday :-) can you tell me how your heart rate zones have changed due to your illness? I got a little sick at the beginning of november. I had a cold (or more likely covid) and took a week off. The following week I noticed that my heart rate is higher for very low intensity efforts (even walking) so i took another week off. in the third week i started with low intensity training. in the fourth week i took some blood tests to see if im ready for full training again. the bloodwork showed no problems. but even now, after the second week in december, my heart rate zones are slightly off when compared to the power levels. not much anymore, but its still not as good as before. i expect another couple of weeks to really get back to my october level (which was peak for me).
how are you doing? have you lots of heart rate data from before your sickness that you can check? is it different to now?
i think you are around 75kg, 36 yrs you say and your heart rate at < 100 watts is close to 120. is that normal for you or do you still have an elevated heart rate due to your covid? if so, i would be cautious to put yourself at your max heart rate (which is probably close to 195).
@@99cya thank you!
Yup, my HR is surely somewhat higher at the same power than before the Covid, but I would guess that is the effect of detraining (as I almost reached my max hr during this test).
That being said, my Covid was the last of a series of setbacks that were preventing me from doing any meaningful structured training. I wouldn't expect major detraining after a week off.
It sounds like you weren't completely ok when you resumed your training (thus the higher HR). In the next two weeks when you were cautious (correctly so) you detrained a little. But those are just my guesses.
@@RoadtoA yeah i guess so too. last weekend after 2 weeks training (first easy, second closer to normal) i made an intensity test going up alpe du zwift. as i managed to arrive sub 60 with a perceived exertion of 8 of 10 i think im fine again.
that said, i think people underestimate greatly the impact sickness has on the cardiovascular system. if i hadnt known my heart rate zones, i wouldnt have spotted the elevation as i felt fine. but it shows that the body needs couple weeks more after feeling fine again until it reaches 100% again. im no heart expert obviously but i can only imagine how hard a high intensity training must be for the body after just recovered from long lasting issues.
take it slow and keep healthy 🙂
@@99cya Yup, the heart doesn't lie. It's hard to distinguish between when there is a problem and when you just detrained, though.
Usually I use the elevated HR as a guide only during days when I expect it to be normal (and it isn't).
Happy birthday man! Great way to celebrate 😂😂 came across your channel the other day,
I did mine today… held 322 for 15 minutes and it came out as 288
I need to stop eating chocolate 😅😅😅 85kg over here!
What’s your weight if you don’t mind me asking!
Thank you very much!
My weight at the moment is 76 kg, having gained some lately. I need to get back on track.
New pb on road to sky 50:41. Today.
Congrats!
Congrats mate. But tell me why got only a 250W value for your FTP? Your avg power is 287watt, minus 5% equals 270W? Whats wrong here?
@@ThomasAmstad-y4i it calculates the FTP from Grade test differently. I'd say this result was about right for me!
Thank you!
complimenti uomo
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Your FTP test is only 15min. You need 5 more min for the 20min ftp test. So cleary your not able to do 5 more mins at that power. the ftp you get is wrong. it's to high.
@@benoitarteau2078 this is not a 20 min protocol. This algorithm takes the shorter duration into account.
You will ruin your heart with 180 bpm at 36 y.o.
That's why I did 190!
Why would he? That 220-age BS needs to die already, everyone should know by now that it is a a pure statistical average and cannot be taken as anything but a lucky guess of individual max HR. My max HR is now around 194 at 48 years old. In my twenties I was maxing out around 220, and there is nothing remotely special about that, plenty people around with similar numbers.
Happy Birthday 🎉🎉
Thank you!