Indoor Cycling Instructor Dictionary of Intervals: timetrialPosition or interval: The timetrial is an indoor cycling interval. What it is: In a road race a timetrial is an individual or team race around a set route. The fastest individual or team wins. In the indoor cycling studio, you can replicate this high intensity interval by setting the time and asking riders to maintain their highest possible power for the duration. Really challenging - the shorter it is, the more power each rider will be able to push, but the longer it is, the more mentally taxing it is! Cadence: Cadence can be as fast as 110rpm, but certainly no more. It's unlikely that cadence would be any slower than 80rpm. Intensity: Timetrial is a maximal, high-intensity interval. Length: Can be several minutes long depending on the purpose of the interval. When to use: use at any point in the session, although often it's better, due to its intensity, to put it close to the end of the session. What it does: Great for building anaerobic capacity, and muscular endurance. Key teaching points:
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