training with power meter - really motivating

mpatts

Morning all,

I've jsut started training with power - had it now for 2 or 3 weeks. Bar the masses of data, one of the side effects I've noticed is that I've stuck to my training plan much more rigidly than normal, it feels like I'm being 'watched' by a better version of myself saying "go on, get the last interval cracked!". I was late home last night and normally I woudl have skipped the session, but I did a set of Vo2 max intervals on the turbo at 11.30pm!

sloppyschleckonds

Enjoy it while it lasts.........

mpatts

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Enjoy it while it lasts.........

I hope it will last - I've always 'enjoyed' training and this has added another dimension.

supermurph09

What PM did you buy? I agree with most of your sentiments, it's when they break that will have you reaching for the sledgehammer.

sloppyschleckonds

Supermurph09 wrote:

What PM did you buy? I agree with most of your sentiments, it's when they break that will have you reaching for the sledgehammer.

Thats a 'rest' week

JayKosta

Don't let it motivate you into a crash.

The RULES;
Two things can't be in the same place at the same time.
Rubber DOWN , Skin UP.

Everything else is 'style'.

Jay Kosta
Endwell NY USA

mpatts

JayKosta wrote:

Don't let it motivate you into a crash.

The RULES;
Two things can't be in the same place at the same time.
Rubber DOWN , Skin UP.

Everything else is 'style'.

Jay Kosta
Endwell NY USA

Ha, yes. I'm definitely in the "it's only a race" catagory - which is why I never win anything.

I bought a quarq elsa.