ingi1976 just finished a 11.61km virtualride, that lasted for 32 minutes.
This virtualride helped ingi1976 burn 281.0 calories.
Description from Strava: Another short training session, buiolding the form and habit, little by little
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About the Athlete: I am Icelandic and living in Denmark, riding it out in the real world and virtually on Zwift and RGT.
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I'm always curious about Zwift. How does it estimate power output without a power meter? And say.. if you are climbing how does it make you spend more power to 'feel like you are climbing'. I imagine ppl could cheat if they use very simple trainers hooked to their bike.
Hi mate,
It does through the Smart trainer. I use Wahoo Kickr Core. There is a build in power meter, cadance meter etc. in that. When it goes up hill it increases the resistance on the trainer to simulate the incline. This is quite realistic to be honest. You would be surprised how accurate it is :)
I gotta test it one day. I thought one could use a simple trainer and hook the sensors on the bicycle to Zwift. When I was recovering my broken leg I used to cycle a bit on a sort of magnetic trainer, very simple one but would also increase resistance as I pedaled harder,