Well, it was spoken for/sold a long time ago (we have heard that there were only three total in all sizes for all of New England in the initial allocation) but here is one of the very first P5 units to land in a dealership.  A P5 – 3 Dura Ace.   We're just starting the […]Read More

  Any former rowers out there? Having trained and raced with a cycling power meter for 10 years now I often find myself looking back at my collegiate rowing days and comparing power outputs across both sports. Concept II, the company that for as long as I remember has been the leading manufacturer of rowing […]Read More

Talk about cool bikes – check out Geoff's Guru Evolo Fixie.  Beautiful. About the AuthorAbout IanFrom first time riders to Olympians, Ian has helped thousands of athletes achieve their cycling and triathlon goals. Ian develops much of the Fit Werx fitting and analysis protocols and is responsible for technology training and development. He is regarded […]Read More

The Burris Logistics – Fit Werx crew headed to the Killington Stage Race over Memorial Day Weekend. Tim and I competed in the 40+ field while Stephen and Philip competed in the 50+ field. The race more than lived up to its reputation as the "Beast of the East." We arrived at our condo Friday […]Read More

Jason and Will, the good coaches at Tri Hard, forwarded this interesting study on power output for time trials and the difference between constant and varied power output.   A link to the study and Will and Jason's helpful abstract/summary is below: Tri-Hard’s Scientific Study of the Month June 2012 Citation Acceptability of Power Variation during […]Read More