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Ste_S
Ste_S Posts: 1,173
For a typical session on rollers, i'll normally do the following :-

10mins 75-82% MHR
10mins 89-94%
10mins 75-82%
10mins 89-94%
10mins 75-82%

With occaisonal breaks for water etc

Should I aim to increase the time spent in the 89-94% range, or does the session sound ok as is ?

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  • Mike Willcox
    Mike Willcox Posts: 1,770
    Ste_S wrote:
    For a typical session on rollers, i'll normally do the following :-

    10mins 75-82% MHR
    10mins 89-94%
    10mins 75-82%
    10mins 89-94%
    10mins 75-82%

    With occaisonal breaks for water etc

    Should I aim to increase the time spent in the 89-94% range, or does the session sound ok as is ?

    Personally I would do 3 minutes of recovery easy pedalling low gear between sets and warm down 10 minutes easy.
  • John C.
    John C. Posts: 2,113
    I use Mikes 3 min recovery method but not as high HR as you, the thought of 10 min 90-95% scares the hell out of me. I do:

    warm up
    4 min 80% going up to max at end of 4 mins
    2 mins easy spin
    2mins 75%
    Repeat and repeat again etc.
    cool down till H rate is under 60 % for 5 mins or so,

    I was also adviced to do some 40 min 85% which took me up a notch.

    PS. I love you :lol: someone else out there trains on rollers with a HRM
    http://www.ripon-loiterers.org.uk/

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  • Ste_S
    Ste_S Posts: 1,173
    Personally I would do 3 minutes of recovery easy pedalling low gear between sets and warm down 10 minutes easy

    If i'm stopping for some water, or finished a 90-95% i'll soft pedal till my heart rate is back down a bit
    John C. wrote:
    I use Mikes 3 min recovery method but not as high HR as you, the thought of 10 min 90-95% scares the hell out of me. I do:

    It's actually not too bad surprisingly
    I was also adviced to do some 40 min 85% which took me up a notch.

    I'll give that a whirl
    PS. I love you :lol: someone else out there trains on rollers with a HRM

    Thank you very much, dear :wink: