Each Sunday I’ll post a Smart Trainer session that you can do in about 60 minutes to enhance your cycling.
Take on Double Jasper Philipsen Performance, a 45-minute indoor cycling workout designed to build progressively towards explosive efforts. With structured intensity changes, controlled recovery intervals and two powerful finishing accelerations, this smart-trainer session challenges you to manage your effort, recover effectively and produce consistent, high-quality power across both sets.
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Spicy but Sensible combines controlled sustained efforts, one-minute Level V intervals and short 20-second bursts into a challenging indoor cycling session. Learn how to pace the workout, manage your recovery and maintain consistent power. Follow Coach Ray’s structured session and try the workout on Qwik Kiwi Velocity.
View More Spicy but Sensible: A 40-Minute Indoor Cycling Workout to Build Power, Speed & Endurance
Jasper Philipsen Performance is a short, structured indoor cycling workout featuring progressive intensity changes and two demanding finishing efforts. Inspired by a Zwift Tour Fever session, this 31-minute workout challenges cyclists to manage their pacing, recover between intervals and develop controlled high-intensity power within a balanced endurance training programme.
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Build cycling endurance and threshold power with Base-Building Bike Trainer Pyramids. This structured 68-minute indoor cycling workout features two progressive pyramids ranging from 85% to 105% FTP. Improve muscular endurance, pacing and fatigue resistance with Coach Ray’s training tips, then ride the complete session on Qwik Kiwi Velocity.
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Learn how to finish cycling workouts strong by improving pacing, endurance and power consistency. Discover why starting too hard can compromise your final intervals, how to maintain smooth cadence and technique as fatigue builds, and why proper recovery and fuelling help you execute every workout effectively from start to finish.
View More Learn to Finish Strong: How to Build Cycling Endurance and Stop Fading at the End of Your Workouts
Take on The Wringer Plus, a demanding 45-minute indoor cycling workout featuring twelve 45-second Level V++ efforts with progressively shorter recoveries. Build high-intensity cycling power, improve your ability to repeat hard efforts, and develop fatigue resistance as recovery time decreases. Can you maintain consistent power through all twelve repetitions?
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Improve your cycling technique by keeping your upper body quiet. Learn how relaxed shoulders, stable hips and smooth pedalling can improve control and reduce unnecessary movement. Discover practical tips for maintaining good posture, developing cadence skills and riding more efficiently, even as fatigue builds during challenging indoor cycling workouts.
View More Keep Your Upper Body Quiet: How Better Cycling Technique Can Improve Efficiency and Control
Improve your pedalling technique with the Double Smooth Pedal Stroke Trainer Session. This 60-minute Level II cycling workout combines single-leg drills with two progressive cadence pyramids, building beyond 110rpm. Develop smoother pedalling, better cadence control and cycling efficiency without turning a technique-focused session into another demanding high-intensity workout.
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Learn why easier gears can make you a better cyclist. Discover how gear selection influences cadence, torque and technique, why 90–100rpm is useful for most riding, and how training across different cadence ranges can develop smoother pedalling, better control and greater adaptability on the road and indoor trainer.
View More Don’t Fear Easy Gears: Why Spinning Faster Can Make You a Better Cyclist
Recovery days are an essential part of cycling training. Easy Level II rides can reduce training stress, maintain movement and help prepare you for your next quality session. Learn why recovery isn’t wasted training, when complete rest may be better, and how easier days support consistent long-term cycling performance.
View More Recovery Days Are Training Too: Why Easy Days Help You Become a Better Cyclist