Power meter usage questionnaire

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In order for us to make our Team ZWATT newsletters as relevant as possible, we'd like to ask you some questions. Our ambition is getting a better understanding of, how much our readers already know about power meters and how much experience you already have on training with power meter data.

Q. 1 - How is your training structured?*

I just go on a ride and go with the feeling
I ride in a group, more or less same pace throghout the ride
I ride in a group where we do intervals and other specific training
I train alone doing intervals and other specific training

Q. 2 - How do you structure your training today?*

I just ride my bike to stay fit, no structured training
I train mainly based on speed or pace
I train mainly based on heart rate data
I train mainly based on power meter data (watts)
I train based on a combination on watt and heart rate

Q. 3 - What kind of bike training do you do (select more than one if applicable)?*

Road cycling
Time trial
Cycle cross
Mountainbiking
Indoor or home trainer
Indoor in a fitness center
Downhill
Other

Q. 4 - Have you ever trained with watts?*

No
Yes, I've trained with watts on indoor cycling
Yes, I've trained with watts outdoor

Power meters

Q. 5 - What type of power meter do you prefer?*

Left crank arm
Crank based (where you change the complete crankset)
Pedals with power meter
Hub based (measuring in the hub of the back wheel)
I don't know / no preference

Q. 6 - Why do you prefer this type of power meter?

Q. 7 - Do you own a power meter today?

Yes, I already have power meter on one or more bikes
No, I find watt data irrelevant
No, it's too complicated
No, power meters are too expensive
No, for other reasons

Power meter usage

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