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I am also shocked that I'm going to talk about how necessary I've realized it is for me to split the classic "Zone 6: Anaerobic" into at least two buckets like WKO does, which basically shakes out to 120-150% FTP, and 150-235ish% (not as concerned with the upper limit and more on that in the video).I realized all of this after getting some early season shalacking and needed to get tee'd up for the VERY hard Capital Region Road Race (New York State Pro/1 State Championship).When using 6 zones for training, it's like "wow, 19m of anaerobic time"...but when using iLevels (9 zones), I had a workout that had NO time over 140% FTP, which i find very important to note for racing purposes...there's a LOT of smashing above that in races, and while I hit some "anaerobic training" at 19 whole minutes, it still lacked those 30-90 banger efforts. I fooled myself!00:00 Welcome
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I am also shocked that I'm going to talk about how necessary I've realized it is for me to split the classic "Zone 6: Anaerobic" into at least two buckets like WKO does, which basically shakes out to 120-150% FTP, and 150-235ish% (not as concerned with the upper limit and more on that in the video).I realized all of this after getting some early season shalacking and needed to get tee'd up for the VERY hard Capital Region Road Race (New York State Pro/1 State Championship).When using 6 zones for training, it's like "wow, 19m of anaerobic time"...but when using iLevels (9 zones), I had a workout that had NO time over 140% FTP, which i find very important to note for racing purposes...there's a LOT of smashing above that in races, and while I hit some "anaerobic training" at 19 whole minutes, it still lacked those 30-90 banger efforts. I fooled myself!00:00 Welcome

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