I wouldn't look too closely into the rem/deep/light sleep patterns from a watch. HRV is very personal so look at it relative to your own history.
I think I'm starting to understand that ignorance is bliss
I wouldn't look too closely into the rem/deep/light sleep patterns from a watch. HRV is very personal so look at it relative to your own history.
Well, we're just trying to say, you can't know anything from just one or two days of data. The data is personal to you and you won't know for a few weeks what is good and bad. **EDIT** Is it giving you a recovery score yet? That's what it's useful for. I feel like it won't until it has more data, but I can't remember now.I think I'm starting to understand that ignorance is bliss
Yep, I actually got the road bike out for the first time since early October yesterday and some of the lanes had run off, despite no rain for ~24 hours... Shocked to find a ~10m section of road just up from the old Hunters Inn outside Swanmore under water, almost up to the chain!Getting sick of this weather tbh.
Even when it’s not raining there’s so much run off the roads are still wet in a lot of places.
Is his name Chris? Guy I know is from north side, somewhere near Filton. Rides quite a bit with 'Audax Club Bristol'. Also runs around Bristol & Bath.@Roady - I'm in BS16 (Fishponds if you're familiar with the area). About 5 minutes from the Bristol - Bath cycle path.
I have someone on my road who does Audax rides for fun.
Zwift rides are a good way to get 100km in. I do them quite regularly with 3R on a saturday/sunday afternoon. Also an 'Easy' way to ride away 2-3 hours at a good tempo (2.0-2.5w/kg average) for some saddle time & a bit of focus - while distracted by a podcast/TV/racing stream etc!I've only done 2 100km+ rides. One with friends which one suffered quite a bit on so the pace was fairly slow. The other was on Zwift.
We're already there. Certainly on higher end road bikes 'Electronic only' frames are more common than standardised hangers!I'm not convinced frames that aren't compatible with mechanical will be a thing.
Derailleurs are always going to need a hanger like UDH or whatever standard, and the SRAM groupset I looked at just needed a UDH hanger which is pretty common on any modern bike.
Hope it went well! Was glorious riding weather on saturday here, bright but cool winds, then sunday freezing cold with mixture of heavy showers & strong winds. Then monday was glorious again with a few scattered showers - was quite miffed I didn't get out!This wind is making me nervous for my first group ride tomorrow (100km).
Andy is pretty much spot on here - more info before you start! HRV as a measure is quite interesting (I tracked it for a while pre-Whoop), but it is quite variable. Whoop is actually clever about when it measures it - think it's something like your 'last period of sleep' and then rates your 'Recovery score' from it at the start of the day. But I don't find it that accurate, I'm feeling good today (actually got a bit more sleep than normal) then checking my Whoop it's given me a red recovery of 32% with a HRV of 49 (my current average being 68 in the past month). It says I've 'overreached' yesterday and I had 'heavy exercise' (I didn't, my strain of 13.2 for the day is fairly typical for me - DIY house jobs & garage work!)Hmm, how have you interpreted it like that? For one thing, I don't believe you can take a one-day HRV rating to suggest how fit you are, it doesn't really work like that. You wear it for time and build some history, giving you a baseline. Then you know when it's higher than normal and lower than normal. You can't tell that without knowing what your normal is. My average last month was 70, but the last few days I've been above 80, so I should be ready for these lumpy Devon rides I'm about to try!
Yeah the interruptions to sleep do impact - did it pick them up? I find the sleep zones and the data on the sleep screen really interesting!@AndyCr15 - ah, I’ll see what it’s like in a few weeks. It’s only day 2 but I quite like it already.
Though last night my HRV was 46 lol. I expect waking up at nighttime isn’t doing me any favours. I had <2 hours of REM and Deep sleep combined. Oh dear.
Yup, there's been so much rain here, the roads are actually pretty well 'washed' and not that filthy, but the amount of gravel out on them and the surfaces are getting rougher and more broken for it.Getting sick of this weather tbh.
Even when it’s not raining there’s so much run off the roads are still wet in a lot of places.
I've got a set of the P-Zero. Didn't rate them as got a couple of punctures which wouldn't seal, the GP5000 STR I replaced them with have been much better.So found in my spares an old 30c tan gp5000 so got that on the back with a 28c black gp5000 on the front to tide me over got out and did 65km today didn’t set the world on fire but was nice to be out in some sunshine.
I’ve ordered some Pirelli P Zero tlr as gp5000s seem to have gone up in price a fair bit