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 & EnduranceTag: Cycling Power
Giving the Coach the Finger: How to Keep Easy Training Easy
Why does Coach Ray want athletes to give him the finger? Discover the cheeky graph analogy behind controlled endurance training. Learn how to keep Level II sessions conversational, interpret pace, power and heart rate, and use your training data to develop better pacing without chasing a perfect graph every workout.
View More Giving the Coach the Finger: How to Keep Easy Training EasyStop Chasing Your FTP Every Week: Build It Instead
Many cyclists become obsessed with testing their FTP instead of improving it. Learn why consistent, structured training is more important than frequent FTP tests, and discover how focusing on the training process can lead to bigger gains in power, endurance, and overall cycling performance over the long term.
View More Stop Chasing Your FTP Every Week: Build It InsteadThursday Training Plan – 4 weeks 30min/day Triathlon Training Plan (Running Pace and Cycling Power) no progression
Designed for Beginner and Intermediate triathletes who are looking to create consistency within their training after taking a break or losing motivation in their training. This is perfect for athletes who are short on time. It only takes 30 minutes per day during the week and a bit more time on the weekend.
The primary goal of this training plan is to prepare you to have consistency within your training.
Thursday Training Plan – 4 weeks 30min/day Triathlon Training Plan (Running Pace and Cycling Power) no progression
Designed for Beginner and Intermediate triathletes who are looking to create consistency within their training after taking a break or losing motivation in their training. This is perfect for athletes who are short on time. It only takes 30 minutes per day during the week and a bit more time on the weekend.
The primary goal of this training plan is to prepare you to have consistency within your training.
Thursday Training Plan – 4 weeks 30min/day Triathlon Training Plan (Running Pace and Cycling Power) no progression
Designed for Beginner and Intermediate triathletes who are looking to create consistency within their training after taking a break or losing motivation in their training.…
View More Thursday Training Plan – 4 weeks 30min/day Triathlon Training Plan (Running Pace and Cycling Power) no progression