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Wearable cycling technology — including power meters, heart rate monitors, and GPS sensors — gives riders objective, real-time data on power output, training zones, and recovery. This allows for precise FTP-based training that replaces guesswork with measurable, repeatable results. See the full read at 👇 https://pacelinebikes.com/what-wearable-tech-actually-does-for-cyclists/

Wearable cycling technology — including power meters, heart rate monitors, and GPS sensors — gives riders objective, real-time data on power output, training zones, and recovery.
This allows for precise <a href="https://functionalthresholdpower.com/ftp-complete-guide/" rel="noopener noreferrer">FTP-based training </a>that replaces guesswork with measurable, repeatable results. &nbsp;See the full read at 👇 
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What Wearable Tech Actually Does for Cyclists

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