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Training Plan: 6-second-sprints with strange description

I am following a Garmin Training Plan and today my suggested training was „6x6 second sprints with maximum intensity“.

After 30min warm-up I should do 6 repetitions of

- cycling zone 2 (lap key)

- cycling zone 1 (10 seconds)

- cycling zone 7 (6 seconds)

- cycling zone 1 (5 minutes)

After these 6 intervals I should cycle 67 minutes in zone 2.

What sounds strange to me is the very short 6 second effort surrounded by 5 minutes recovery - where is the effort here?

In the training description Garmin writes:

„2 hour training, full warm-up. 6 minutes (!) full sprint velocity, 5 minutes recovery, repeat 6 times. Last hour cycle in zone 2.“

So 6 seconds versus 6 minutes zone 7? Doesn‘t make sense to me. Either there is a typo in the description or in the training numbers.

Or do I interpret something wrong?

  • I agree with this issue you have, i have the same workout in my plan.  Really...there's more sprinting in the warmup than the rest of the workout combined... so I've been reading this as 60 seconds sprint and adding a minute in the lap-press part... seems like a better balance with that 5 minute cool-down and my legs like it.