Newbie here,
The first workout says to do the following:
"Note that the PM5 starts automatically, and time starts running in the top left. Watch the time, and do the following:
Workout: 1 min easy/1 min rest/2 min easy/1 min rest/3 min easy/1 min rest/2 min easy/1 min rest/1 min easy."
When I did this the timer stops when I take a rest, so there is no time to watch to know when the rest period is done. Is there a way to keep the timer running during the rest period?
Thanks
Couch to Consistency Training Plan question
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Re: Couch to Consistency Training Plan question
Hi Andrew, the PM5 lets you program intervals to do exactly that. 'Just bike' won't give you this opportunity.
Switch on the PM5 by pressing any button, the select new training, variable intervals and put in your working and rest times as desired.
Switch on the PM5 by pressing any button, the select new training, variable intervals and put in your working and rest times as desired.
Male - '80 - 82kg - 177cm - Start rowErg Jan 2022
1': 358m
4': 1217m
30'r20: 8068m
30': 8,283m
60': 16,222m
100m: 0:15.9
500m: 1:26.0
1k: 3:07.8
2k: 6:37.1
5k: 17:26.2
6k: 21:03.5
10k: 36:01.5
HM: 1:18:40.1
FM: 2:52:32.6
My log
1': 358m
4': 1217m
30'r20: 8068m
30': 8,283m
60': 16,222m
100m: 0:15.9
500m: 1:26.0
1k: 3:07.8
2k: 6:37.1
5k: 17:26.2
6k: 21:03.5
10k: 36:01.5
HM: 1:18:40.1
FM: 2:52:32.6
My log
Re: Couch to Consistency Training Plan question
Or, don't actually stop during the rests, just keep slowly turning over the pedals to keep the monitor running. The "easy" intervals will be a little harder than the "rest" periods. As you get more fit, crank up the "easy" intervals, but keep the monitor running during the rests.
Learn how to program the monitor as Sakly suggests to get different and varying pieces.
Good luck with your new BikeErg, I enjoy mine!
Learn how to program the monitor as Sakly suggests to get different and varying pieces.
Good luck with your new BikeErg, I enjoy mine!
Mark Underwood. Rower first, cyclist too.
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Re: Couch to Consistency Training Plan question
Thanks for the great feedback. Looking forward to learning all the features of the BikeErg.