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<workout_file>
  <author>Kris Stallenberg</author>
  <name>30-min Z1 (Active Recovery) Easy #03</name>
  <description>Enhance your neuromuscular efficiency while you recover. This session focuses on varying your cadence at a very low intensity, helping to improve pedaling smoothness and economy without taxing the muscular system. It's a perfect way to work on form when the legs are tired.</description>
  <sportType>bike</sportType>
  <tags />
  <workout>
    <Warmup Duration="300" PowerLow="0.4" PowerHigh="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="120" message="As we warm up, think about keeping your ankles relaxed through the pedal stroke." />
      <textevent timeoffset="8" message="Keep this truly easy and fluid." />
    </Warmup>
    <SteadyState Duration="420" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="10" message="First block. Find a comfortable cadence around 90 RPM." />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="480" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="10" message="Let's lift the cadence slightly. Aim for around 95 RPM, but stay smooth." />
    </SteadyState>
    <SteadyState Duration="420" Power="0.5">
      <textevent timeoffset="10" message="Final block. Try to spin a little faster, around 100 RPM. Don't bounce in the saddle." />
    </SteadyState>
    <Cooldown Duration="180" PowerLow="0.4" PowerHigh="0.3">
      <textevent timeoffset="10" message="Great focus on form today. Let the cadence come back down naturally." />
    </Cooldown>
  </workout>
</workout_file>