Power rankings

Power Rankings by duration for cleaner performance benchmarking

Track where your strongest durations are, where you lag, and how rankings shift as training load changes.

How to use Power Rankings

Benchmark by duration, compare blocks, and prioritize one targeted limiter at a time.

Rank by meaningful durations

Use fixed windows like 1 min, 5 min, 20 min, and 60 min to compare changes in energy systems.

Compare blocks, not random weeks

Block-to-block comparison reduces noise and better reflects whether the current plan is working.

Link ranking drift to training load

If rankings drop while load rises, review recovery and intensity distribution before adding volume.

Choose one limiter each cycle

Do not chase every weak duration at once. Select one limiter and build the block around it.

Are Power Rankings only for cyclists?

No. Any sport with reliable power-duration data can use this framework.

Should rankings replace CP and FTP?

No. Rankings complement CP/FTP and help interpret where specific duration strength is changing.

How often should I review rankings?

Weekly scanning is fine, but major training decisions should rely on block-level trends.

Benchmark performance without losing training context.

Use rankings as a directional signal, then validate changes with plan execution and load response.

Power Rankings by Duration for Performance Benchmarking