If you look at supplemental table S6 (which is admittedly inconvenient because it's a separately downloaded MS Word document) you get this:
S6. Summary of indoor cycling (Peloton) workouts by year (2018–2025)
2018 (age 70): 11 workouts, 20 min, 171 watts
2020 (age 71): 14 workouts, 60 min, 175 watts
2021 (age 72): 140 workouts, 30 min, 177 watts
2022 (age 73): 164 workouts, 20 min, 167 watts
2023 (age 74): 73 workouts, 30 min, 187 watts
2024 (age 75): 59 workouts, 45 min, 165 watts
2025 (to march): 69 workouts, 30 min, 165 watts
In 2021-2022 the patient was doing 2-3 workouts a week on a stationary bicycle. And 177 watts for 30 minutes is solid, at age 72.
Going up to 5-6 workouts per week is a step up, but this wasn't an inexperienced rider. And who knows how much outdoor cycling they did, which the Peloton wouldn't have recorded?
S6. Summary of indoor cycling (Peloton) workouts by year (2018–2025)
In 2021-2022 the patient was doing 2-3 workouts a week on a stationary bicycle. And 177 watts for 30 minutes is solid, at age 72.Going up to 5-6 workouts per week is a step up, but this wasn't an inexperienced rider. And who knows how much outdoor cycling they did, which the Peloton wouldn't have recorded?