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<workout_file>
  <author>Kris Stallenberg</author>
  <name>120-min Z1 (Active Recovery) Easy #03</name>
  <description>This session uses cadence changes to stimulate neuromuscular pathways without adding intensity. Alternating between high, normal, and low cadences at a constant recovery power improves pedaling efficiency. This is a great way to make a recovery ride more productive.</description>
  <sportType>bike</sportType>
  <tags />
  <workout>
    <Warmup Duration="600" PowerLow="0.4" PowerHigh="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="20" message="Quick form check: relaxed shoulders, light grip." />
    </Warmup>
    <SteadyState Duration="1200" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="30" message="Settle in at your natural, comfortable cadence for this block." />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="900" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="30" message="Time for some high cadence work. Aim for 95-105 RPM without bouncing in the saddle." />
      <textevent timeoffset="450" message="Halfway. Keep it smooth and fast!" />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="1200" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="30" message="Back to your comfortable cadence. Let the heart rate settle." />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="900" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="30" message="Now, lower the cadence to 70-75 RPM. Focus on applying even pressure through the stroke." />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="1200" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="30" message="Return to your preferred cadence again." />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="900" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="30" message="Final block: rider's choice. Pick the cadence that feels best." />
    </SteadyState>
    <Cooldown Duration="300" PowerLow="0.45" PowerHigh="0.3">
      <textevent timeoffset="100" message="Fantastic work on those drills. Let's wind it down." />
    </Cooldown>
  </workout>
</workout_file>