What kind of turbo work would be good for UK hill climbs? How do you train for 2:30 of lowish cadence out of the saddle sprinting up hills?
Ride up hills. Or just do race length intervals with 2x the recovery.
Turbo is actually quite good for this, as it has much less inertia than you have on a normal flat road (which is why it feels so different) but this is much closer to the inertia involved in riding up hills.
So do lots of 1-5 min intervals.
But also go ride up lots of hills :)
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What kind of turbo work would be good for UK hill climbs? How do you train for 2:30 of lowish cadence out of the saddle sprinting up hills?