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Excellent work on this easy day, a perfect example of keeping the engine primed without adding unnecessary stress. Bagging a PR and four achievements on a recovery day is just plain cheeky. 😉👍
⏳ Training: Active Recovery
This was a single, continuous block of low-intensity riding.
Based on a Normalized Power of 167W (just 57% of FTP) and an average heart rate in Zone 1, this session was executed perfectly as a recovery spin to facilitate adaptation.
🔥 Analysis:
This ride promoted recovery by increasing blood flow to working muscles, helping to clear metabolic byproducts from previous hard sessions without creating new fatigue.
📋 Numbers:
Load (TSS): 48
NP: 167 Watts
Work: 847 kJ
🍎 Nutrition & Recovery:
For a low-intensity session of this duration, your pre-ride meal was likely sufficient. However, for optimal practice, sipping on a bottle with 30-45g of carbohydrates would have kept glycogen stores topped off. Post-ride, let"s repair those muscles. For your 71kg frame, try a smoothie with 1 scoop of vanilla whey protein, 1 cup of unsweetened almond milk, a large banana, and a tablespoon of peanut butter. This will hit your ~30g protein target and tastes ridiculously better than another grilled chicken breast.
⏭️ Suggestion:
Your PMC is flashing a very fresh +19 TSB, but your body"s feedback (sore throat, back pain) is the master control. We listen to the body. Tomorrow is a non-negotiable 60-minute Active Recovery ride, keeping it under 160W (Zone 1) with a high, light cadence. This is about boosting your immune response and promoting healing, not building fitness, ensuring you can absorb a real training load later.