|
|
|
|
Home > Carmichael Training Systems CycleOps/CTS Climbing
|
|
Carmichael Training Systems CycleOps/CTS Climbing
|
|
Show more by Carmichael Training Systems
|
|
|
- For the first time in video format, Chris Carmichael (United States Olympic Committee Coach of the Year) reveals the secrets and techniques he uses with some of the top endurance athletes in the world
- Workouts have been designed to maximize your training time and your athletic potential
- In only a 60-minute workout you will develop your climbing power, efficiency, and technique
- Develop cycling-specific strength
- Improve climbing lactate threshold
|
|
|
Product Description:
|
|
|
CTS Climbing DVD/Video is a 60-minute workout that will develop user's climbing power, efficiency, and technique. - Workouts have been designed to maximize training time and athletic potential
- Develops climbing power, efficiency, and technique
- Improves climbing lactate threshold
- Enhances ability to respond to cadence changes during a climb
- Learn from Lance Armstrong's coach, Chris Carmichael
- Workouts and techniques are applicable to all cycling levels
- Don't just train, train right with Carmichael Training Systems' Train Right Video Series
- For the first time in video format, Chris Carmichael (United States Olympic Committee Coach of the Year) reveals the secrets and techniques he uses with some of the top endurance athletes in the world
- Develop cycling-specific strength
| Item Specifications |
|---|
| Genre | Training/Instructional |
|
|
|
|
Customer Reviews: Add Your Own Review |
|
One of the best Cycling Trainer DVDs Ever, January 4, 2011
By JEH (Colorado Springs, CO)
|
|
OK. Having spent conservatively over 1000 miles each year on my trainer during the winter, I have tried many DVD training systems. CTS's series appeals to my sensibilities. If I'm willing to ride that many miles, I'm not the type who needs some bouncy- or drill-sergeant-like coach cheering me on or telling me that I'm weak. What I need is a calm, methodical, scientifically-based coaching that provides an outstanding workout without senseless thrashing. This video provides it and is geared for those serious cyclists who undertand the principles and know that only nomimal gains are achieved through mindless suffer-fests. I strongly recommend this product (and the entire series). In fact, I'm going to ride one of the series right now.
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
Was this review helpful to you?
|
|
|
|
Good alternative for a cold, rainy day, December 8, 2010
By bekkvin
|
|
I've had the video for a few years and used it perhaps 10-15 times. Chris Carmichael is a low key coach, so don't look emotionally charged, in your face motivation. Having a HR monitor is required, and cadence is helpful (although cadence can be estimated with the rpms in 10 secs times 6 method). The workout consists of a warm up, then "muscle-tension" intervals that are done around 60rpm in a very high gear -- simulating climbing --, with 95rpm spin sets in an easy gear between them. Elapsed time is displayed on the screen. The last set is 5, one minute on, one minute off 60rpm/85rpm sets intended to peg your heart rate a few beats below what you can personally sustain, which is determined through a CTS field test that Chris explains. The purpose of each series of sets is explained pretty well. Video ends with cool down. I find that the workout doesn't beat me up, but I feel improvement.
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
Was this review helpful to you?
|
|
|
|
|
|
|