E 'explained in this article:
http://web.archive.org/web/20070124154324rn_1/home.earthlink.net/ acoggan ~ / setraining / .
http://web.archive.org/web/20070124154324rn_1/home.earthlink.net/ acoggan ~ / setraining / .
In you heard At : a reduction of 10-20 rpm below the optimal cadence did not significantly affect the expression of force required, but the perception of fatigue is exacerbated by the greater temporal phase of muscle contraction, not torque values \u200b\u200bspecifically and markedly higher. In practice there is 'only' the feeling of having done a job of strength, when in fact, the same work and even more can be done with more specific exercises , but never at rates lower than 60 rpm.
So, better
So, better
standing starts, accelerations in sitting position, neuromuscular power, repeated at 60 rpm threshold etc.
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