Tacx Neo Smart Trainer: Isokinetic and Isotonic Modes
Tacx Neo Smart Trainer Modes: Isokinetic and Isotonic. Looking into exactly what they are, and what it's like to use them with the Tacx Util Dashboard. My summary would be: Isokinetic = Speed based "ERG" mode. Constant speed regardless of power. Isotonic = Circular force based pedalling mode. Their potential application for training and rehab will be interesting to see. Links: TitaniumGeek Blog Post: https://goo.gl/EeHN8s Subscribe here for new video notifications: https://goo.gl/QS5YZg ----------- Web: http://shanemiller.net Instagram: / gplama Strava: / strava Twitter: / gplama YouTube: / gplama --------------------------
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