Why this matters
The meter measures mmol/L values; the analysis software turns those values into curve, thresholds and training zones.
What to record
For every useful lactate analysis, intensity and lactate must be linked clearly. Record pace or watts, mmol/L value, heart rate if available and the stage duration.
- Pace or watts for each stage
- Lactate in mmol/L
- Optional heart rate and RPE
- Test conditions such as heat, altitude, sleep and nutrition
Analyze meter values
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Try free nowHow to interpret it
Look at the curve, not only at one value. LT1, LT2, VLamax and zones become more reliable when the protocol is repeatable and the curve shape is plausible.
- Compare sample volume and measurement time
- Consider strip cost and availability
- Use the same protocol for repeat tests
- Analyze both meter outputs in LactateThreshold
Practical next step
Use the same protocol for future tests and compare trends instead of overinterpreting one isolated result.