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King Of The Hill - Short n Sharp

Tags: V02 Max Anaerobic Capacity Weight Loss Improve Endurance Improve Hill Climbing
      • 54:00
      • Duration
      • V02 Max
      • Category
      • Intensity
Est. Average Power
137 watts
Est. Kcals
490
Est. Points
37
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  • Avg. power
    137 watts
  • Est. Kcals
    490
  • Points
    37
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Workout description

Looking to improve your hill climbing, our "king of the hill" workouts (also see our hill climbing training plans) should stand you in good stead to become the king of the hill.

The Short n Sharp workout focuses predominately on the typical British hill (relatively short in nature and fairly steep). This is specifically aimed at those hills that take between 3-8 minutes to climb. To improve on longer (more gradual climbs - such as those found in the alps), be sure to checkout our other "king of the hill" workouts.

Focus on hitting your power target during the hill efforts and really think about holding a good position on the bike. Think about the position you would normally adopt on the bike when tackling such a hill and try to replicate this during the hill effort.

Looking to improve your hill climbing, our "king of the hill" workouts (also see our hill climbing training plans) should stand you in good stead to become the king of the hill.

The Short n Sharp workout focuses predominately on the typical British hill (relatively short in nature and fairly steep). This is specifically aimed at those hills that take between 3-8 minutes to climb. To improve on longer (more gradual climbs - such as those found in the alps), be sure to checkout our other "king of the hill" workouts.

Focus on hitting your power target during the hill efforts and really think about holding a good position on the bike. Think about the position you would normally adopt on the bike when tackling such a hill and try to replicate this during the hill effort.

  • Description Time Target Power Intensity Kcals
    Warmup - Easy 01:00 99 Watts
    7 kcals
    Warmup - Easy 01:00 117 Watts
    8 kcals
    Warmup - Steady 01:00 126 Watts
    8 kcals
    Warmup - Steady 01:00 135 Watts
    9 kcals
    Warmup - Hard 00:15 162 Watts
    3 kcals
    Warmup - Steady 00:45 135 Watts
    7 kcals
    Warmup - Hard 00:30 180 Watts
    6 kcals
    Warmup - Moderate 01:00 153 Watts
    10 kcals
    Warmup - Hard 00:15 198 Watts
    3 kcals
    Warmup - Steady 01:00 135 Watts
    9 kcals
    Warmup - Hard 00:15 216 Watts
    4 kcals
    Warmup - Easy 02:00 117 Watts
    15 kcals
    Hill Effort (7% Imaginary Gradient) 04:00 202 Watts
    53 kcals
    Recover 04:00 99 Watts
    26 kcals
    Hill Effort (6% Imaginary Gradient) 05:00 194 Watts
    64 kcals
    Recover 05:00 99 Watts
    33 kcals
    Hill Effort (9% Imaginary Gradient) 03:00 207 Watts
    41 kcals
    Recover 03:00 99 Watts
    20 kcals
    Full Recovery 05:00 99 Watts
    33 kcals
    Hill Effort (4% Imaginary Gradient) 04:00 180 Watts
    48 kcals
    Hill Effort (6% Imaginary Gradient) 01:00 194 Watts
    13 kcals
    Hill Effort (9% Imaginary Gradient) 01:00 207 Watts
    14 kcals
    Recovery 04:00 99 Watts
    26 kcals
    Cool Down 05:00 90 Watts
    30 kcals