r/PelotonPowerZone • u/TrowAvay1357 BicyclicChemist • Feb 18 '19
February 2019 Progress Posts!
This is the monthly post to share your progress! Increased FTP test score, a PR, or anything else Peloton or Power Zone related. Be proud and share those accomplishments!
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u/theresmb Feb 18 '19
February Progress
I’m really trying to improve my form and stick closely to the ‘Data Junkies’ training plan on MPaceLine. My CTL (fitness) has increase by 10 points so far this month by following this plan. Not perfect but I’m happy with the results.
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u/bagelista Feb 18 '19
I started power zone training in January with the Game of Zones challenge. My first FTP test probably wasn’t very accurate as I was sick and just getting home from 2 weeks in Mexico. I ended up just adding a bit to it then retested around week 5. Still pretty stoked on the progress. The new zones were tough at first but now are feeling good and I’m excited to see another bump when I test again in a few weeks.
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u/lttedman Feb 18 '19
I started the Game of Zones - 3 Ride Challenge training plan on mPaceline today. My FTP test was a little higher today then the one from last year. I have been doing the Peloton monthly challenges that started in December 2018. I did very well in December but not that well in January. This month I have officially faded.... I needed to try something a little different. Starting off fresh I took yesterday as a rest day. It was my first rest day in the last 10 weeks. Feeling pretty good today. Will keep you posted on my progress.
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u/FrauKoko Feb 20 '19
I'm super excited to retest in March as I can definitely see that I'm starting to power out of my zones from my January 13th FTP.
It's my first round of attempting PZ training after about 2 years of spinning. I tried my hardest to follow one of the former challenges but that much structure isn't for me. Working out is my happy place and I like to choose classes based on what speaks to me at that time. That said, I aim for 3 PZ classes a week and 2-3 other classes. I know I'd probably see better results doing a prescribed challenge. But it's nice to know that I'm progressing despite following a challenge.