Cadence is one of cycling’s most valuable skills. Learn why 90–100rpm is an effective range for many situations, while deliberately training lower and higher cadences develops strength, coordination, control, and adaptability. Discover how structured cadence sessions can help you become a smoother, more efficient, and versatile cyclist.
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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.
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Consistency, not occasional epic workouts, is what drives long-term cycling improvement. Discover why regular, structured indoor training builds endurance, increases power, improves recovery, and helps you achieve lasting results. Learn how showing up week after week is the real secret to becoming a stronger, faster cyclist.
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ERG mode is a powerful training tool, but using it for every indoor ride can limit your pacing skills. Learn when to use ERG mode, when to switch it off, and how balancing both approaches can make you a stronger, more confident cyclist on race day and beyond.
View More ERG Mode Isn’t Always Your Friend: When to Switch It Off
Consistency is the foundation of long-term cycling success. Discover why regular, structured indoor cycling sessions deliver better results than occasional epic rides, and learn how building sustainable training habits can improve your fitness, endurance, and performance. Small, consistent efforts repeated over time are what make faster, stronger cyclists.
View More Why Consistency Beats Epic Cycling Sessions Every Time
Many cyclists and triathletes make the mistake of turning every ride into a hard workout. Learn why easy rides are essential for recovery, aerobic development, and long-term performance. Discover how riding easier on easy days can help you train more consistently and perform better when it matters most.
View More Stop Racing Every Ride: Why Easy Indoor Cycling Sessions Make You Faster
Indoor cycling is more than just fitness training. Learn why the indoor trainer is the perfect place to build positional durability, improve cycling efficiency, and prepare your body for race-day demands. Whether you’re a cyclist or triathlete, better position control can help you ride stronger, longer, and more comfortably outdoors.
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Spending time at an intensity you can sustain with a short Rest Interval (RI) can help develop your threshold capability. This workout takes things a bit further, stepping the intensity up each set without altering the Rest Interval (RI), making the workout progressively harder. This session is great for all cyclists and triathletes who have limited time to train.
View More Sunday Smart-Trainer Session: 45/15
Spending time at an intensity you can sustain with a short Rest Interval (RI) can help develop your threshold capability. This workout takes things a bit further stepping the intensity up each set without out altering the Rest Interval (RI), making the workout progressively harder. This session is a great for all cyclists and triathlete who have limited time to train.
View More Sunday Smart-Trainer Session: Sevens 45/15
Spending time at an intensity you can sustain with a short Rest Interval (RI) can help develop your threshold capability. This workout takes things a bit further stepping the intensity up each set without out altering the Rest Interval (RI), making the workout progressively harder. This session is a great for all cyclists and triathlete who have limited time to train.
View More Sunday Smart-Trainer Session: Half 45/15