Zwift route: New York » Park Perimeter Reverse

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New York: Park Perimeter Reverse

Route summary

Distance	9.76 km
Ascent	126.1 m
Lead-in distance	0.24 km
Lead-in ascent	0 m
Difficulty	1.5/5
Level required	1
Event only?	Yes
Reverse direction	Park Perimeter Loop

Route map

Elevation profile

Segments on route

	Segment	Type	Direction	Distance (on route)	Average incline
	Central Park Loop	Segment	Reverse	9.7 km (0 - 9.8 km)	-
	NY Sprint	Sprint	Reverse	230 m (2.1 - 2.3 km)	-

Upcoming group workouts on route

Workout	Name	Start	Duration	TSS^[?]	Groups^[?]
	Ham Sandwich New York: Park Perimeter Reverse	2022-06-26 12:20	52m	64
1.0-5.0 W/kg, New York: Park Perimeter Reverse Ham Sandwich 5min @ 90rpm, from 40 to 75% FTP 30sec @ 95rpm, 80% FTP 30sec @ 95rpm, 95% FTP 30sec @ 85rpm, 80% FTP 30sec @ 105rpm, 105% FTP 30sec @ 85rpm, 80% FTP 30sec @ 110rpm, 110% FTP 2min @ 85rpm, 50% FTP 30sec from 50 to 88% FTP 4x 2min @ 90rpm, 88% FTP, 30sec @ 110rpm, 110% FTP 30sec from 88 to 50% FTP 2min 30sec @ 85rpm, 50% FTP 5x 30sec @ 110rpm, 130% FTP, 30sec @ 85rpm, 50% FTP 2min @ 85rpm, 50% FTP 5x 30sec @ 110rpm, 130% FTP, 30sec @ 85rpm, 50% FTP 2min @ 85rpm, 50% FTP 30sec from 50 to 88% FTP 4x 2min @ 90rpm, 88% FTP, 30sec @ 110rpm, 110% FTP 4min from 50 to 25% FTP Workout overview Duration: 52m Stress points: 64 Zone distribution Z1: 21m Z2: 3m Z3: 18m Z4: 1m Z5: 5m Z6: 5m 40% 5% 35% 1% 10% 10% Author: Shayne Gaffney Ham Sandwich features sweet spot over/unders, with 30/30s "sandwiched" in between. The over/under intervals are alternate between 2 min @88% FTP and 30 secs @110% FTP. The 30/30s up the ante a bit and alternate between 30 secs @130% FTP and 30 secs @50% FTP. Yes, there are rest breaks, but they are purposely short to keep the heart rate and metabolic demands up. Better eat your sandwich quick before the bread gets soggy... View event on zwift.com

Frequently asked questions

FAQ: What do the coloured areas overlapping the elevation profile mean?

Segments along the route are coloured along the height profile. Climbs are indicated with red, sprints with green and other segments (e.g. laps or timed segments) with blue.

FAQ: What do the climb categories , , , and mean?

Climbs are categorized based on how tough they are, which depends both on the climb's length and its average incline. The toughest climbs are rated (HC comes from Hors Catégorie, which is French for beyond categorization). Less tough climbs are rated as category , less tough climbs than those are rated as , and onwards with and . Any climb less tough than category four does not get a rating.

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