Xert has never been a one-number platform. Your performance isn't governed by one number either. Xert has always tracked Threshold Power (TP), High Intensity Energy (HIE), and Peak Power (PP) — three numbers discovered from the data in your actual rides. With Xert 2.0, the bar moves higher. Xert now [...]
This guide will help you better understand the various settings that go into deciding on what fitness will you have on race day (or on the day you're looking to reach your achievement). The settings affect how you'll need to train and what will be needed to achieve the [...]
Introducing Race AI Everyone is familiar with training plans. They generally give you workouts with perhaps the goal of preparing you for a race or maybe just to "get fit". How fit you will be at the end of the training plan is a bit of an unknown. Will you [...]
Xert's Forecast AI Looks Into the Future to Predict the Training You Will Need In recent years, adaptive training has grown in prominence within training circles. Static training plans have become a thing of the past. Xert's Adaptive Training Advisor was an early adaptive training platform, providing athletes day-to-day training [...]
Xert's Multi-Dimensional Performance and Training Model About 7 years ago, we were the first to introduce a multi-dimensional Impulse-Response Model. We brought in Xert Strain Score, i.e. XSS and the 3 dimensional XPMC. Since then, Xert has been helping athletes quantify their training in unique and powerful ways. Over the [...]
Introduction In this article, we will provide an overview of metabolic pathways and how these pathways affect your riding and racing. Through these metabolic pathways, the body converts stored chemical potential energy from food, into mechanical energy used to power our bikes or our runs. How this energy is converted [...]