You can improve only what you measure
news about Selfloops or general news
Julián Sanz is an ultra cycling rider from Spain. He rides with his bike an incredible amount of kilometers in a row. He is currently training for the famous RAAM (Race Across America). He uses the SelfLoops telemetry to allow the support car behind him to follow his conditions in real-time during the ride. SelfLoops is also there to analyze his rides afterward. You can only improve what you measure!
Today we are announcing the Fitness & Freshness graph. The graph allows you to manage your trainings to reach your perfect level of form, not too overtrained and not too undertrained.
To be able to see the graph, you need to train with a bike power meter or just a heart rate monitor. This is an advanced feature available to all our premium members.
The SelfLoops telemetry, performance analysis and bike power meters in a soon to be published DVD by Calzetti & Mariucci editor, and Coach Team Assistant.
Another milestone for us, the new version of PowerAgent, the desktop software for performance analysis from Powertap is integrated with the SelfLoops platform.
PowerAgent is the software used to download and analyze data from the Powertap bike computers, the Joule. The Powertap bike power meter is one of the most well known in the industry.
From PowerAgent you can now upload files to SelfLoops. This means you can store, share and analyze your data from any computer, tablet or smartphone anytime and anywhere with SelfLoops.
We have been testing our telemetry and performance analysis platform with the Italian women national cycling team in the Montichiari velodrome. In a velodrome is especially important to have real-time information of cyclists and analyze how their bike power (heart rate and cadence) vary during the trainings. Real-time feedback can be given and progresses follow.
We are constantly improving our services to the fit needs and requirements of athletes and people that like to measure and analyze their activities. A special thank to Edoardo Salvoldi, coach of the women national team.
