Friday 10 February 2012

Activity starting: 9/02/2012 21:43

9/02/2012 21:43: Indoor - HomeSweetHome - 30,60 km - 01:00:03.0 h

Summary

Location HomeSweetHome
Start Time 9/02/2012 21:43 (UTC+01:00) Category My Activities:Cycling:Indoor
Distance 30,60 km Time 01:00:03.0
Time Moving 01:00:03.0 Stopped 00:00:00.0
Average speed 30,6 km/h Max. speed 34,3 km/h
Average heart rate 147 bpm Max. heart rate 160 bpm
Average cadence 91 rpm Max. cadence 109 rpm
Average power 166 W Max. power 248 W
Weather PartClouds; -1,0 °C
Calories 695 kCal
Notes 02091200.CSV
no GPS route

Splits

No Type Start
Time
Start
Distance
Duration Distance Average
Speed
Average
Cadence
Average
Heart rate
Heart beats
per km
Average
Power
Calories
Burnt
Notes
1 Active 21:43:01 0,00 km 00:02:10.0 1,00 km 27,7 km/h 83 rpm 118 bpm (63%) 256 bpkm 142 W 20 kCal
2 Active 21:45:11 1,00 km 00:02:01.0 1,00 km 29,8 km/h 89 rpm 134 bpm (72%) 270 bpkm 151 W 20 kCal
3 Active 21:47:12 2,00 km 00:02:02.0 1,00 km 29,5 km/h 89 rpm 135 bpm (72%) 275 bpkm 151 W 20 kCal
4 Active 21:49:14 3,00 km 00:02:02.0 1,00 km 29,5 km/h 89 rpm 136 bpm (73%) 276 bpkm 148 W 20 kCal
5 Active 21:51:16 4,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 93 rpm 143 bpm (77%) 280 bpkm 170 W 22 kCal
6 Active 21:53:13 5,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 93 rpm 145 bpm (77%) 282 bpkm 168 W 21 kCal
7 Active 21:55:10 6,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 93 rpm 149 bpm (80%) 290 bpkm 168 W 22 kCal
8 Active 21:57:07 7,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 92 rpm 148 bpm (79%) 291 bpkm 165 W 21 kCal
9 Active 21:59:05 8,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 93 rpm 148 bpm (79%) 289 bpkm 168 W 22 kCal
10 Active 22:01:02 9,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 92 rpm 150 bpm (80%) 295 bpkm 165 W 21 kCal
11 Active 22:03:00 10,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 92 rpm 147 bpm (79%) 290 bpkm 165 W 21 kCal
12 Active 22:04:58 11,00 km 00:01:55.0 1,00 km 31,3 km/h 94 rpm 149 bpm (80%) 286 bpkm 174 W 22 kCal
13 Active 22:06:53 12,00 km 00:01:56.0 1,00 km 31,0 km/h 93 rpm 151 bpm (81%) 292 bpkm 170 W 22 kCal
14 Active 22:08:49 13,00 km 00:01:56.0 1,00 km 31,0 km/h 94 rpm 152 bpm (81%) 293 bpkm 175 W 22 kCal
15 Active 22:10:45 14,00 km 00:01:55.0 1,00 km 31,3 km/h 94 rpm 151 bpm (80%) 288 bpkm 172 W 22 kCal
16 Active 22:12:40 15,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 92 rpm 149 bpm (80%) 294 bpkm 166 W 21 kCal
17 Active 22:14:38 16,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 92 rpm 152 bpm (81%) 298 bpkm 166 W 21 kCal
18 Active 22:16:36 17,00 km 00:01:56.0 1,00 km 31,0 km/h 93 rpm 150 bpm (80%) 291 bpkm 169 W 21 kCal
19 Active 22:18:32 18,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 93 rpm 151 bpm (81%) 298 bpkm 167 W 22 kCal
20 Active 22:20:30 19,00 km 00:01:56.0 1,00 km 31,0 km/h 83 rpm 148 bpm (79%) 287 bpkm 173 W 22 kCal
21 Active 22:22:26 20,00 km 00:01:46.0 1,00 km 34,0 km/h 82 rpm 154 bpm (83%) 273 bpkm 222 W 26 kCal
22 Active 22:24:12 21,00 km 00:01:48.0 1,00 km 33,3 km/h 85 rpm 158 bpm (84%) 284 bpkm 206 W 24 kCal
23 Active 22:26:00 22,00 km 00:01:54.0 1,00 km 31,6 km/h 88 rpm 154 bpm (82%) 293 bpkm 181 W 23 kCal
24 Active 22:27:54 23,00 km 00:01:58.0 1,00 km 30,5 km/h 92 rpm 152 bpm (81%) 299 bpkm 164 W 21 kCal
25 Active 22:29:52 24,00 km 00:02:02.0 1,00 km 29,5 km/h 88 rpm 148 bpm (79%) 301 bpkm 148 W 20 kCal
26 Active 22:31:54 25,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 93 rpm 150 bpm (80%) 293 bpkm 169 W 22 kCal
27 Active 22:33:51 26,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 92 rpm 153 bpm (82%) 298 bpkm 169 W 22 kCal
28 Active 22:35:48 27,00 km 00:01:57.0 1,00 km 30,8 km/h 93 rpm 151 bpm (81%) 295 bpkm 168 W 22 kCal
29 Active 22:37:45 28,00 km 00:02:00.0 1,00 km 30,0 km/h 89 rpm 150 bpm (80%) 299 bpkm 157 W 21 kCal
30 Active 22:39:45 29,00 km 00:02:05.0 1,00 km 28,8 km/h 87 rpm 148 bpm (79%) 308 bpkm 139 W 19 kCal
31 Active 22:41:50 30,00 km 00:01:13.0 0,60 km 29,6 km/h 92 rpm 146 bpm (78%) 296 bpkm 156 W 12 kCal
Totals: 01:00:03.0 30,60 km 30,6 km/h 91 rpm 147 bpm (79%) 289 bpkm 166 W 657 kCal

Heart Rate

Min. Max. Avg.
87,0 bpm 160,0 bpm 147,3 bpm

Splits: Kilometer

Cadence

Min. Max. Avg.
8,3 rpm 108,8 rpm 90,5 rpm

Splits: Kilometer

Power

Min. Max. Avg.
37,8 W 248,3 W 166,4 W

Splits: Kilometer
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Gert

Monday 16 January 2012

Garmin Training Plans – Triathlon , Running , Marathon

Some very nice training plans by the Garmin folks can be found here.

Best of all … you can upload those training plans to your garmin watches !

Triathlon plans are divided in Beginner and Intermediate for the sprint and olympic distance

Marathon plans are divided in Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced

http://gbr.garmin.com/winter-training/en/plans/training-plans.html

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thx,

Gert

Tuesday 10 January 2012

Garmin 910XT Delivery Date – Update

Just a little update to inform you … shipping should start next week and the manuals are online on the Garmin site.

The Quick Start Manual can be found here Download

The Owner’s Manual can be found here Download

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Gert

Saturday 7 January 2012

Lemond Power Pilot Firmware – Version 63 released

The latest Lemond Power Pilot Firmware version is 63 and can be found here

ftp://files.lemondfitness.com/~lemondfitness/PowerPilot/

A guideline on how to upgrade to this version can be found here

http://starttotriatlon.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-upgrade-firmware-of-your-lemond.html

Fixed issues in this version:

  • An issue with missing torque value has been resolved
  • An issue where average speed does not appear to match up with total distance has been resolved
  • An issue with pairing when a combo sensor is in close proximity has been resolved
  • An issue with HR Zone information not displaying correctly has been resolved

New and updated features in this version:

  • The maximum possible length of a recorded workout has been expanded to 6 hours
  • The maximum duration of console pause function has been expanded to 4 hours
  • A Spin-down calibration is now available to increase/verify the accuracy of the power calculation and adjust for variability in Revolution trainer
  • Speed/Cadence combo sensors are now supported (only the Cadence will be used) e.g. the Garmin Speed / Cadence Sensor GSC 10 ( the one I own)

How you can pair a speed/cadence combo sensor can be found here

http://starttotriatlon.blogspot.com/2012/01/pairing-lemond-power-pilot-with-garmin.html

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Greetings,

Gert

Pairing a Lemond Power Pilot with a Garmin Speed / Cadence Sensor GSC 10

This post describes what you need in order to pair your Lemond Power Pilot with the Garmin Speed / Cadence Sensor and what needs to be done in order to get it working.

What do you need:

  • The obvious:
    • Lemond Power Pilot
    • Garmin Speed/Cadence sensor GSC 10
  • The not so obvious:
    • Power Pilot Firmware - version 63 ==> This version allows the power pilot to use speed/cadence combo sensors (only the Cadence will be used)

What needs to be done:

  1. Check the firmware version of the Power Pilot and upgrade if necessary – Howto can be found here http://starttotriatlon.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-upgrade-firmware-of-your-lemond.html including the link to the latest firmware.
  2. To enter Pairing Mode press and hold the DIST/SPEED and STOP buttons for three (3) seconds                                            image
  3. Press the HR/KCAL button. “Pair” will blink on the display until pairing is complete.                                                       image  Note: Both sensors must have been active within the last twenty (20) minutes in order to pair. Pedal to activate sensors.
  4. If pairing is successful, the display will show the ID codes of both sensors:            image
  5. Your Garmin Speed / Cadence sensor GSC 10 is now successfully connected to your Lemond Revolution Power Pilot

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Greetings,

Gert

How to upgrade the Firmware of your Lemond Revolution Power Pilot

A short description on where to find the proper firmware and how to update the Power Pilot to the latest version.

The latest firmware for your Lemond Revolution Power Pilot can be found here ftp://files.lemondfitness.com/~lemondfitness/PowerPilot/

Upgrade process for your Lemond Power Pilot

  1. Load the firmware file (FB611.hex) onto your USB flash drive using your PC.
    Note: We recommend that only LeMond Power Pilot data be present on the flash drive during this process as we cannot guarantee the integrity of data not related to the Power Pilot.
  2. Open the battery compartment on the back of the Power Pilot using a phillips-head screwdriver and remove both batteries.
  3. Insert your flash drive into the USB port on the right side of the Power Pilot.
  4. Re-install the batteries into the Power Pilot. Your Power Pilot will reboot with a blank screen 4. followed by all icons being displayed at once. This indicates that the firmware is updating.                                         image
  5. When the firmware is updated your Power Pilot will automatically boot into Pairing mode and the word “Pair” will be displayed.
    Note: If your Power Pilot does not boot into pairing mode your firmware is up to date.
  6. Press the HR/KCAL button to initiate the pairing process and pedal your bike on the Revolution to activate the sensors. “Pair” will blink on the display during the pairing process. Once pairing process is complete the sensor ID’s.image
    Note: The sensors must be activated in order to pair them with the Power Pilot.
  7. Press and hold the DIST/SPEED and STOP buttons for 3 seconds to exit pairing mode.
  8. The firmware update process restores all your personal settings back to factory defaults. Therefore it is necessary to re-set all settings in settings mode. Press and hold the HR/KCAL button for 3 seconds to enter settings mode.
  9. Use the Up and Down buttons to adjust the blinking item. image                                                                 Then press the HR/KCAL button to confirm your selection and move to the next setting. When you are finished with all your settings press and hold the HR/KCAL button for 3 seconds  to exit back to normal operation mode. If you do not exit settings mode in this fashion your changes will be lost.
  10. Secure the battery compartment door with a phillips-head screwdriver.
  11. Once you have completed the update process and set your settings you may remove the USB flash drive from the Power 11. Pilot and remove the firmware file (FB611.hex) from the flash drive using your PC.

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Greetings,

Gert