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For many riders, power meter pedals are “just a more accurate power meter.” The real advantage starts when you learn to read the data that shows how your power is produced, not only how much power you generate.
This guide is written for riders who want to get the full value out of power meter pedals. When you understand Power Phase, Torque Effectiveness, Pedal Smoothness, PCO, and left vs right leg differences, you start seeing your pedaling in a completely new way. You will see where the work truly happens inside the pedal stroke, why your legs “block up” on climbs, and how to distribute the load more efficiently.
I have used Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 and RS-2 power meter pedals in my own training and in coaching as a tool that reveals things a standard power meter simply cannot show. This guide brings that practical understanding into one clear system. Not as theory, but as something you can apply on the road, on gravel, and on climbs.
The guide also explains why the same metrics can look completely different when climbing compared to riding on flat terrain. Inertia, cadence, and riding position change pedaling dynamics more than most riders realize. Once you understand this, you stop making the wrong conclusions from your data and start using it correctly.
This is not about chasing “perfect pedaling.” This is performance optimization. So that the same power feels easier and your legs hold up longer.
What you will learn
You will understand what the advanced power pedal metrics mean in practice and how to use them to improve technique and performance. You will learn how to identify asymmetries, load distribution, and early fatigue signals in your data. You will also learn how riding position, terrain, and bike setup affect what your metrics look like.
Who this is for
Riders who train with purpose and want to truly understand their data. Road, gravel, and MTB. If you care about climbing performance, this is often one of the most eye-opening tools you can use.
Delivery
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Author
Toni Tähti. Cycling coach and Finnish XCM Elite Champion 2024.