Power output during a professional men's road-cycling tour.

@article{Ebert2006PowerOD,
  title={Power output during a professional men's road-cycling tour.},
  author={T. R. Ebert and D. Martin and B. Stephens and R. Withers},
  journal={International journal of sports physiology and performance},
  year={2006},
  volume={1 4},
  pages={
          324-35
        }
}
  • T. R. Ebert, D. Martin, +1 author R. Withers
  • Published 2006
  • Mathematics, Medicine
  • International journal of sports physiology and performance
    • PURPOSE To quantify the power-output demands of men's road-cycling stage racing using a direct measure of power output. METHODS Power-output data were collected from 207 races over 6 competition years on 31 Australian national male road cyclists. Subjects performed a maximal graded exercise test in the laboratory to determine maximum aerobic-power output, and bicycles were fitted with SRM power meters. Races were described as flat, hilly, or criterium, and linear mixed modeling was used to… CONTINUE READING
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