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You might as well give up cycling now.
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As they say on Slowtwich this is quite the back door brag. Congrats on the result! Now we all want to know your weight!
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Your warmup stretch is just below my FTP…
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As the saying goes, close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades! I kid! Congrats man.
Second this
…and the power source. Judging by the graph it looks like a ERG mode smart (dumb) trainer.
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#humblebrag
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Awesome. What’s your power source / trainer?
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82kg and 198cm (6’6’’), so I’m definitely not small!
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82kg and 198cm, a big guy compared to the average cyclist I’d say
Wahoo kicker snap in erg mode. I figure I loose a good percentage of power through drivetrain loss etc. But at least it’s consistent!
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Yep! Erg mode on a kicker snap! Takes the pacing side out of it. I get locked in and just pedal
This is a great result, no matter how uncalibrated the snap is, hitting those numbers can still be hard.
My Snap was overreading the external PM by a whooping 40 watts. It was upsetting because I believed having good numbers for a good while. Spent a good deal of time calibrating it to match the PM. Numbers are less inspiring, but at least I know they are close to real, I hope!
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Ahhh don’t rain on his parade! Lol
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No such intention, it is a great effort nevertheless.
Maybe it’s under reading by 40 W. 
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Can I buy 50W please?
Yes - you can indeed buy watts,
@Nate_Pearson has a monthly and annual subscription model.
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Kickr Snap - Oh dear!! Very likely your power numbers are way off and you’ll be in for a serious reality check when you upgrade to a direct drive trainer and or a power meter. I had a Kickr Snap and the power numbers were so far off my power meter I exchanged it. The replacement was just as bad so ended up getting a refund and buying a Hammer.
That said, so long as your numbers are consistent from workout to workout then the Snap is ok for training.
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