vlad said:
My guess is that something went screwy the speed sensor/algorithm on my computrainer. The wattage and W/kg stuff was spot on, but I was going much faster than everyone else at certain unpredictable times.
Can we stop expecting perfect results from these things? Have they ever really worked?
Winter Computrainer Rides
Details to follows.


It's that time again…winter computrainer sessions at Ride Brooklyn are here. If you don't know what computrainers are, RB has a basic explanation here: http://ridebrooklynny.com/about/computrainer-classes-pg69.htm
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Details:
-The cost for one cycle (four weekly sessions) is $80. You must sign up for the whole cycle. You must pay in advance to reserve your spot. More on how to pay below.
-The second cycle will commence on January 22, and ends February 12.
-There will be two, back-to-back sessions available - one at 6PM and one at 7:30PM. You can do either, or both is you like (Vlad does it, you can too!)
-Sessions start at 6 and 7:30 sharp, so really you need to be there 20 minutes early, at least, to set up and warm up properly. In past years, we've not been very punctual. RB has asked that we try to be on time this year.
-Those who commit to this cycle will get first chance to renew for the next one.
-If you can't make a session, you are allowed to sell your spot - but that's between you and whoever your sub is. The club will not deal with transferring payments.
-You need to be on time.
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This is a great way to break up the monotony of winter indoor training. It's also a great chance to get some coaching and advice, and if you want to, suffer through some simulated racing.
If you want to come out firing in the spring, this will help you get there!
Feel free to ask questions on this thread.
First come, first suffered.
Keep me in mind if you can't make your spot and keep grinding fellas.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 1:24 PM, neilx <

