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strava fitness and fatigue and form readings

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Hi

I can't say that the Strava system is probably spot on but it must be an indicator of the ''overall'' situation for guys like me that can't afford a coach and are new to ''training'' the body as best they can but.....how does one read it and understand it?

I assume that a high score in fitness is good and a high score in fatigue is bad. My fitness score is 42 right now and fatigue just above at 44. Form at -3 (minus 3). But I need to understand them as I do not want to over train or under train.

Looking back at last month I had a reading of fitness 41, fatigue 66 and form minus 25. I am 53 yrs of age and cycled all my life. Resting HR of 42 and max of 173. But I know I need to get to grips with staying on top of ''readings'' and ''indicators'' no matter how basic they are.

I guess to get fatigue down but keep fitness I ride at lower intensities for a week? Sort of recovery time?

Thanks







I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
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https://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13065240

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