I love it when the gear shift works... my training diary entry from February 5 2026

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(Here's the next photo I took on Saturday during my march. At this point, I still had a good two hours to go.)

Hi Actifitters,

as the title suggests, I finally have a bicycle with working gears. And what can I say? It rocks!

A sprint session was scheduled immediately, nearly identical to the one from two days before. Here is the structure:

20 minutes warm-up at 140 watts
16 x 0:10 at 360 watts (twenty seconds recovery between each interval at 70 watts)
5 minutes recovery at 120 watts
16 x 0:10 at 360 watts (twenty seconds recovery between each interval at 70 watts)
15 minutes cool-down at 120 watts

Now that I could finally shift into the top two gears, it was possible to generate completely different values. But see for yourselves...

Duration - 0:55:21
Distance - 45.71 km
Average speed - 49.5 km/h
Maximum speed - 79.2 km/h
Average power output - 135 watts
Maximum power output - 359 watts
Average heart rate - 137 bpm
Maximum heart rate - 172 bpm
Average cadence - 105
Maximum cadence - 162

Some numbers are so much higher than last time... crazy. On top I could do the next personal best on 40 kilometers - 46:12! This is four minutes and 15 seconds faster than last time. I am of course aware that it is impossible to ride at a speed of 79.2 km/h. Speed ​​and distance are fictitious values ​​that Garmin calculates based on various parameters. Nevertheless, even fictitious values ​​can be compared with fictitious values ​​to observe an improvement.

The primary goal of training on a stationary bike trainer is to increase performance. Watts and FTP are the key metrics here.

It looks like today's training session will be a base session. More on that tomorrow.

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That's all for today.
Be kind to each other and keep moving!

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05/02/2026
21253
Cycling, Daily Activity, Gym, Walking
Height
181 cm
Weight
84 kg
Body Fat
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Waist
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Thighs
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Chest
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Some of these your Gifs do crack me up 😂 Anyway, success as you work to improve your performance,do have a wonderful day.

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