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We've just launched Power Rankings—a game-changing feature that reveals exactly how your power compares to other TrainerRoad athletes. But that’s not all. TrainerRoad’s AI-powered analysis uncovers your true rider phenotype, helping you target the races where you’ll excel.

TrainerRoad Power Rankings Are Here: Discover Your Rider Phenotype

Are you racing in the right events for your strengths? TrainerRoad’s new Power Rankings reveal your true rider phenotype—helping you align your race strategy with your physiology. Discover whether you’re a sprinter, climber, or rouleur, and see how your power compares to other cyclists. Maximize your strengths, target the right races, and unlock your full potential. 🚀 Check your Power Rankings now!

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Losing Fitness, Raising Power with Nutrition, Aero vs. Power and More – Ask a Cycling Coach 309

Losing Fitness, Raising Power with Nutrition, Aero vs. Power and More – Ask a Cycling Coach 309

Detraining happens any time we decrease training stimulus, but how quickly does it happen, how can you retain as much fitness as possible, and how should you adjust your race strategy as a result? Join us for a deep dive into this and many other topics in Episode 309 of the Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast.

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Weight vs. Power, Failed Workouts, Junk Miles and More – Ask a Cycling Coach 291

Weight vs. Power, Failed Workouts, Junk Miles and More – Ask a Cycling Coach 291

Weight goals can seem like they are at odds with power goals, but there is a healthy way to achieve both. We’ll cover this as well as whether it is better to struggle through a workout or bail early, what is the definition of “junk miles” and if they have a place in training, and much more. Tune in now to Episode 291 of the Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast!

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