Been working in the app since 11/4. Is it wrong that I LOVE Team Scream?
Also sidebar question: other than the changing power metrics due to 4DP/FF, does any other variable change in the training plan/videos? I did Team Scream for the second time last weekend, as part of the ToS prep program, and it felt like there was something different from the previous time. Guess I’m not sure how many variables could be changed within a static video format, but curious.
It is totally my favourite workout. Sometimes if I’m feeling a bit down about how things are going. I just smash through team scream and everything seems good in the world again.
Hi @CPT_A ! Team Scream is a classic for sure! Metrics like HR Zone will change with testing as well but nothing will change in the app without you doing Full Frontal or Half Monty first.
I was when I swapped from intermediate → advanced volume on the ToS prep plan and Team Scream got dropped from my plan, but I’m going to add it in somewhere this week instead.
I just rode Team Scream yesterday. As we crossed the line, I lifted my arms in a victory salute and shouted “Woooooooo!” It gives me chills, it’s so good. Challenging, immersive, and as I told a friend: “The most fun I have ever had in ERG mode.”
I wanted to give up several times but didn’t. I kept eyeing that last long pull in fear but when the time came I kept up the pace.
The toughest part for me was the almost total lack of real recovery. Have a feeling I’m going to be revisiting this one over and over so I can teach my body that it can recover from hard efforts while still riding at tempo.
This thread really makes me look forward to next time I will do team scream. Loved it the first time, and as I am looking to improve my TT position I will try to stay deep aero for the duration next time.
I’ve been Suffering for about 4 years. IMO Team Scream is the most fun workout - you actually feel like you are in a race. In most workouts I have 1 eye on the power constantly while trying not to look at the time left too frequently. Totally different experience with Team Scream!
No joke, the first time I rode TS, I zoned out so badly that I got a little bit of vertigo doing a turn (specifically at the roundabout) and felt like I was going to lay down my bike. Of course I was straight up-and-down, locked safely into my trainer. If I’d been on rollers, like back in the day…
I still find myself leaning into turns on occasion.