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CTL Fitness

70

42-day load

ATL Fatigue

50

7-day load

TSB Form

+19

Fresh

Weekly TSS

228

Mon – today

Ramp Rate

-2.4

CTL/wk

FTP

260W

functional threshold

CP

255W

3.88 W/kg

W'

19kJ

anaerobic capacity

Fitness / Fatigue / Form (CTL · ATL · TSB)

Weekly Training Load (TSS)

GoodOverreachRecovery

Durability: Power Under Fatigue

Avg NP by cumulative ride kJ — bar colour = NP retention vs baseline

Good80/100
Overall drop: 6.6%180 baseline · 59 long rides239 total

Recent Activities

Pilates

Thu 2 Apr · 47m

NP

0W

TSS

5

kJ

0

VI

1.00

Strength Training

Thu 2 Apr · 41m

NP

0W

TSS

9

kJ

0

VI

1.00

Z2 Aerobic Base

Thu 2 Apr · 1h 0m

NP

165W

TSS

42

kJ

588

VI

1.02

Post-Race Recovery Spin

Wed 1 Apr · 1h 0m

NP

145W

TSS

33

kJ

484

VI

1.09

Pilates

Wed 1 Apr · 52m

NP

0W

TSS

6

kJ

0

VI

1.00

Velo Schils Hare and Hounds 2026 R1

Tue 31 Mar · 1h 6m

NP

256W

TSS

112

kJ

906

VI

1.14

Evening Ride

Tue 31 Mar · 6m

NP

217W

TSS

8

kJ

79

VI

1.06

Pilates

Mon 30 Mar · 48m

NP

0W

TSS

5

kJ

0

VI

1.00

Readiness

90/100
Excellent
HRV106+45.4%
RHR41bpm-3.8bpm
Sleep7.1h

Very fresh (high TSB)

HRV elevated — well recovered

Current Status

Generated about 3 hours ago — wellness may have changed
🟢 Excellent

Jamie, your body is singing today — HRV +33ms above baseline, RHR 4 beats below normal, decent sleep. You're deeply recovered and ready. Today is your scheduled rest day, so honour it. Yoga and Pilates are perfect. Looking ahead to Tuesday's Velo Schils crit at Colchester: your TSB is already +19 and trending higher. If we don't add some activation, you'll be at +40 on race day — too flat. Tomorrow's Threshold Sharpener is perfectly timed to wake the legs up. I'd recommend trimming Sunday's long Z2 from the planned 106 TSS down to about 50-60 TSS (60-75 minutes) — just enough to keep blood flowing without pushing you further into detrained territory. For Tuesday's race: the Colchester circuit is flat and fast with that dangerous final right-hander. Move up through the technical northeast section where nervous riders fade. Be top 8-10 before that final corner on the last lap — don't dive inside into a crowded apex. Let breakaways go early; they won't stick on that exposed circuit. Save your W' for the final two laps. Your crit repeatability score of 94 says you're ready for this.

Tomorrow

Rest day (Friday). No cycling. Yoga/Pilates as normal — these support recovery and keep the body moving without adding meaningful fatigue. Stay off the bike completely today so you're sharp for tomorrow's Threshold Sharpener.

Race Readiness
94/100