Interval training on the Wattbike
shedhead
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Hi,
Been using the wattbike at the gym for about 6 months now & i'm really enjoying it, well most of the time . I have been following a few of the training sessions from their site. I have never really done any HIIT sessions , be it on the road or wattbike. Does anyone have a link from their site where I can find some interval sessions or other plans I can incorporate into my session along with the team sky warm up please ? I am using the pro if that make any difference.
Thanks in advance
Been using the wattbike at the gym for about 6 months now & i'm really enjoying it, well most of the time . I have been following a few of the training sessions from their site. I have never really done any HIIT sessions , be it on the road or wattbike. Does anyone have a link from their site where I can find some interval sessions or other plans I can incorporate into my session along with the team sky warm up please ? I am using the pro if that make any difference.
Thanks in advance
'Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts'.
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Why are you doing the team sky warm up on a wattbike?0
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I may be missing something here but why not - if you are doing a hard interval session a decent warm up is important.[Castle Donington Ladies FC - going up in '22]0
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I was just wondering as I hadnt heard of warming up like that before intervals on a turbo, maybe im the one missing something0
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that warm up is very similar to the BC one they give all the youths on various programes and is considered one of the best you can do for most disciplines.0
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Hi all,
I'm based in Derby & the instructor at the gym i use is a coach for team GB & is manager at the new velodrome (he has now moved from my gym, so i cannot ask him). He suggested this to me when i first started using the watt bike & it is also one of the most core & important principles of the watt bike. It is on there site if anyone fancies it & is is very good & certainly gets you"warm" if done properly.'Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts'.0 -
There is a training guide on the website..
http://wattbike.com/uk/guide
The actual training plans are at the back after all the info about testing and set-up.0 -
shedhead wrote:Hi all,
I'm based in Derby & the instructor at the gym i use is a coach for team GB & is manager at the new velodrome (he has now moved from my gym, so i cannot ask him). He suggested this to me when i first started using the watt bike & it is also one of the most core & important principles of the watt bike. It is on there site if anyone fancies it & is is very good & certainly gets you"warm" if done properly.
I've been using the same gym over the Winter - small world ![Castle Donington Ladies FC - going up in '22]0 -
DeVlaeminck,
Small world indeed mate, is it Oakwood gym ? I may be the guy who's leaking badly next to you !'Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts'.0 -
shedhead wrote:DeVlaeminck,
Small world indeed mate, is it Oakwood gym ? I may be the guy who's leaking badly next to you !
Yes Springwood, been using it over Winter, planning on cancelling my membership for the Summer hopefully the velodrome gym is open before that happens so I can check it out.[Castle Donington Ladies FC - going up in '22]0 -
DeVlaeminck wrote:shedhead wrote:DeVlaeminck,
Small world indeed mate, is it Oakwood gym ? I may be the guy who's leaking badly next to you !
Yes Springwood, been using it over Winter, planning on cancelling my membership for the Summer hopefully the velodrome gym is open before that happens so I can check it out.
I spoke with Phil last week & he said they may have an opening date this week, possibly mid march, although they currently only have two wattbikes. I may head over there as it is easier for me to get to, but my son uses the weights so hopefully he will find the gym agreeable to his 16 yr old standards, whilst his ancient dad spends a boring hour or two on the bike'Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts'.0 -
I used to use the sufferfest videos on the wattbike. Worked really well. Rather than follow the attacks and do it as RPE I set target for each interval, so something like 400W for each 1 minute interval on revolver, or 340W on a very dark place, and just stay steady for the duration.0