TTers wanted for a research study -- SW London

The purpose of the study is to determine whether regular short non-pedalling “micro” recovery intervals (three seconds) during time trials (TTs) can improve performance, and to examine the effects of these short recoveries on physiological responses during heavy intensity cycling. Current research in a non-competitive environment has shown that the use of microrecoveries can improve oxygen use by muscles when compared with continuous non-stop exercise.
To date, no research has looked at whether this technique can produce a performance benefit (i.e., a faster TT). Therefore, this study aims to measure time trial performance using two different intermittent microrecovery protocols compared with a traditional steady power output time trial.