PCO Explained: Getting More Insight from Your Power Data
Dec 31, 2025•Channel
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Video Details
Published6 months ago
Duration5:14
Video ID20HV0iODohE
Languageen
CategorySports
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
Performance Metrics
Views11.6K
Likes579
Comments42
Engagement Rate5.36%
Likes per 100 views5.00
Comments per 1K views3.62
Video Tags
#gplama#daily lama#cycling power meter#platform center offset#pco cycling#cycling dynamics#garmin cycling dynamics#garmin rally#favero assioma#favero assioma pro#cycling power analysis#bike fit data#cleat position cycling#torque vs cadence#cycling metrics explained#power meter pedals#garmin edge cycling#cycling data analysis#mtb bike fit#road bike fit
Description
A power meter tells you how much power you’re producing, but not how you’re producing it. In this video, I dive into one of the most overlooked Cycling Dynamics metrics that actually shows what your feet are doing on the pedals: Platform Center Offset (PCO). I’ll look at what PCO really measures, how it’s displayed on head units, why chasing “0 mm” is the wrong goal, and where this data actually becomes useful. If you’ve got compatible power-meter pedals already, this is one metric worth revisiting, not to obsess over, but to understand what’s changing when things start to feel off.
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