I'd like to set a target POWER for my interval training using ErgData but can't find a way to do so, despite the fact the log for a completed session shows a field for it.
Any suggestions?
Setting a target POWER
Re: Setting a target POWER
I'm not sure if it's possible, but you can enter a power here to get an equivalent split time
https://www.concept2.co.uk/indoor-rower ... calculator
https://www.concept2.co.uk/indoor-rower ... calculator
M 1982 6'1 205lbs
Re: Setting a target POWER
It's not possible, as this is an instantaneous metric. Calories, time or distance are not, therefore can be used to setup training pieces.
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: 17:39.6
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: 17:39.6
6k: 21:03.5
10k: 36:01.5
HM: 1:18:40.1
FM: 2:52:32.6
My log
Re: Setting a target POWER
Not sure if I'm missing the point, but under either the interval or any fixed workout you flick the "show pacer" radio button and hit the watts button.
pop the value in and it will then show you watts or pace on your PM5 depending on what you've setup there.
pop the value in and it will then show you watts or pace on your PM5 depending on what you've setup there.
M 6'4 born:'82
PB's
'23: 6k=25:23.5, HM=1:36:08.0, 60'=13,702m
'24: 500m=1:37.7, 2k=7:44.80, 5k=20:42.9, 10k=42:13.1, FM=3:18:35.4, 30'=7,132m
Logbook
PB's
'23: 6k=25:23.5, HM=1:36:08.0, 60'=13,702m
'24: 500m=1:37.7, 2k=7:44.80, 5k=20:42.9, 10k=42:13.1, FM=3:18:35.4, 30'=7,132m
Logbook
Re: Setting a target POWER
Thank you, that's what I was missing. I'll give that a go next time.p_b82 wrote: ↑December 4th, 2024, 11:59 amNot sure if I'm missing the point, but under either the interval or any fixed workout you flick the "show pacer" radio button and hit the watts button.
pop the value in and it will then show you watts or pace on your PM5 depending on what you've setup there.