MyWhoosh What are Intervals? Workout
Repeats | Time | Workload |
---|---|---|
1x | 5 minutes | From 40 to 70% FTP |
1x | 2 minutes | 50% FTP |
2x | 2 minutes | 83% FTP |
1 minute | 50% FTP | |
3x | 2 minutes | 50% FTP |
1 minute | 95% FTP | |
1x | 2 minutes | 50% FTP |
1x | 1 minute | 50% FTP |
1x | 5 minutes | From 70 to 40% FTP |
Workout overview
⏱️ Duration:30 minutes
💪 Training Stress Score (TSS):23
🦵 Intensity Factor (IF):0.68
Zone distribution
😀 Active Recovery:17 minutes 41 seconds
🙂 Endurance:5 minutes 19 seconds
😐 Tempo:4 minutes
😅 Threshold:3 minutes
😰 VO2 Max:-
🥵 Anaerobic:-
🚴 Free Ride:-
Workout description
Intervals play an essential part in your training.
They increase fitness and allow you to burn more calories over a short period than steady-state riding.
In cycling, we use the word 'Intervals' to define periods of higher intensity work alternating with low-intensity periods of recovery.
Today we look at different ways of completing interval workouts and why we need them.
Workout designed by: Kevin Poulton