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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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 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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Your aero position can help you ride faster without simply pushing harder. Learn why staying aero when it counts, practising your race position, managing headwinds intelligently, and balancing aerodynamics with comfort and control can improve bike efficiency and help preserve valuable energy for the 21.1km Ironman 70.3 run.
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Prepare for the triathlon course you’re actually racing. Learn how terrain, weather, open water, hills, road surfaces and race conditions should influence your training. By making key sessions increasingly race-specific, you can improve your pacing, skills, fuelling and confidence while reducing unnecessary surprises when race day finally arrives.
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Before spending thousands chasing marginal gains, make sure you’re getting the most from the bike you already own. Build your fitness, improve your aero position, develop bike-handling skills, practise smart pacing and dial in your fuelling. Earn your speed through training first, then let equipment upgrades enhance your performance.
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Stop turning every long ride into a race. Learn why controlled endurance riding, purposeful intensity and smart fuelling can make you a stronger triathlete. By giving each session a clear purpose and saving hard efforts for when they matter, you’ll build fitness consistently and arrive at race day better prepared.
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Hairpin Wizard Plus combines repeated surges above threshold with controlled tempo riding to build aerobic strength, pacing control, and cadence efficiency. Inspired by a Zwift workout, this session challenges your ability to recover while still riding strongly, making it ideal for cyclists and triathletes wanting smoother, stronger sustained power.
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Tempo is the intensity that can be sustained for longer durations. It is the intensity that is used in marathon mountain bike events, Ironman and Ironman 70.3 events. This session gives three short exposures to this intensity, with a variety of cadences. The changes in cadences with give a different training stimulus building strength at the lower cadences. This workout is great to include early in a build up, or later in a build up to enhance aerobic efficiency or as a recovery session.
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Gareth’s VO₂ Max Intervals Plus One builds on a proven session by adding an extra round of high-intensity work. With progressive ramps leading into repeated VO₂ max efforts, this workout challenges your ability to go deep, recover, and repeat—ideal for cyclists and triathletes looking to boost top-end power and endurance.
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