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  • in reply to: Negative HR-drift: Can you get fitter during a walk? #122654
    Avatar photoShashi Shanbhag
    Keymaster

    The max heart rate I see is for Test 5 at 109 bpm. In this test is 109 your target heart rate at the end of your warm-up?

     

    in reply to: Drift Test: Excel Tool for fatigue percentage calculation #122653
    Avatar photoShashi Shanbhag
    Keymaster

    Christian,

    Thank you for sharing this tool. Was there a link or an excel attachment?

    in reply to: Training log #121067
    Avatar photoShashi Shanbhag
    Keymaster

    Welcome to Evoke Endurance forum.

    Training Peaks provides a good platform to capture critical metrics, how did you feel and perceived exertion.

    Depending on the workout, the details I include in post-activity comments vary. For a gym-based workout like Stairmaster/Treadmill, I will note the settings (incline/speed/level) and any adjustments I made to the TSS. For e.g. base hrTSS might be 60, but I might another 10 TSS to adjust for elevation gain.

    For a long day in the mountains, I might note the weather (temperature), my layering system (what worked/didn’t), food/water intake, etc. I will also summarize how I felt overall and any changes I should make. Here again, I will capture the original hrTSS and then adjustments I made based on backpack weight and elevation gain/drop.

    Basically include information that you might find helpful when you review the workout again.

    Does this help?

    in reply to: Return to Training: Tough Task #120342
    Avatar photoShashi Shanbhag
    Keymaster

    Kamalesh,

    Welcome to Evoke Endurance. Thank you for reaching out with your questions. I have shared it with the coaches, and you should get a response in the next few days. All the coaches are travelling back from the recent Evoke Endurance coach summit.

    Wish you the best!

    – Shashi

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