When Huang Chong focused on riding, he generally concentrated on monitoring his heart rate.
This was to ensure his own health, and it was also the most crucial stat for increasing his natural power output.
For him, the focus of his future training would undoubtedly be building his long-distance endurance.
After all, for UCI-sanctioned international races, whether at home or abroad, single stages were often incredibly long.
With the exception of individual time trials, multi-day races started at a minimum of one hundred kilometers, while one-day races were over two hundred kilometers long.
For example, the Tour of Lombardy, one of the five Monuments of Cycling and the last of the year, was over 200 kilometers long with a terrifying elevation gain of more than 4,600 meters.
Faced with a stage like that, a rider without exceptional endurance would struggle to even finish.
Huang Chong's cardiopulmonary function had already been enhanced by the system to a world-class level.
