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Why Climbing Requires Specific Training Cycling climbs are uniquely demanding: sustained high power output, often at low cadence, over many minutes — sometimes hours. Unlike flat riding where aerodynamics dominates and raw watts matter most, climbing performance is almost entirely determined by your W/kg (watts per kilogram) — your power-to-weight ratio. Improving as a climber […]
What Does Building Cycling Endurance Actually Mean? Cycling endurance is your ability to sustain a target effort for an extended duration — whether that’s completing a 3-hour gran fondo, holding a steady pace for 90 minutes, or simply not fading in the final hour of a long ride. Physiologically, endurance is built by developing your […]
The Performance Management Chart Explained If you’ve ever opened TrainingPeaks, Today’s Plan, or a similar coaching platform, you’ve likely seen the Performance Management Chart (PMC) — a graph tracking three interrelated metrics: ATL, CTL, and TSB. Together, these three numbers give you the most complete picture available of your current fitness, fatigue, and readiness to […]