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1. TRAINERROAD APPLE TV UPDATE
2. TRAINERROAD APPLE TV ANDROID
3. TRAINERROAD APPLE TV TRIAL
4. TRAINERROAD APPLE TV BLUETOOTH

Hard test with no motivational tips or music.

First 10 mins at half predicted FTP, then 20 mins at predicted FTP and then 10 mins cool down at half predicted FTP. Price: Standard is $12 per month or $144 per yearįTP Test: 40 min basic test.

TRAINERROAD APPLE TV BLUETOOTH

Minimum hardware: Smart turbo, power meter or standard turbo with Bluetooth or ANT+ speed sensor

TRAINERROAD APPLE TV ANDROID

Platform: Window PC, iPad, iPhone or Android phone Wants to use training peaks for integrated training. Has a family so can share their app with them on several platforms. Wants to know their FTP and test for this. Wants to compare indoor and outdoor rides and create their own routes. Not officially supported but fun to row and see your bike moving in the Zwift virtual world).Ĭyclist Type: “Traditionalist” – likes to ride on real video tour routes, with over 300+ AR routes from more than 32 countries. Running and children under 16 can Zwift for FREEĭisciplines supported: Cycling and Running (you can row on it, but it can be complicated and is Wireless support: Bluetooth ANT+ (need an ANT+ dongle and USB cable) For running you will need a foot pod-like Stryd or the Zwift RunPod. Minimum hardware: A standard turbo with Bluetooth speed and cadence sensor but it’s Now you can be even more sociable with the new Club feature which enables seasoned riders (level 20 and above) to create Clubs and schedule club events, share activities and have Club chats. There were rumours of them adding rowing, but their focus has shifted to training plans. The idea of “branding up” with the clothing and accessories from their online shop. Miss Sociable also wants structured training sessions and even to ability to “go pro” via the Zwift Academy. They want an app that enables them to cycle and run in a virtual world. This athlete wants the option to train on their own and in groups. Sociable” Duathlete – Cyclist and Runner – wants to train in both disciplines with Minimum hardware: Classic turbo and a speed sensor (ANT+) for virtual watts,ĭisciplines supported: Cycling, Yoga, Strength & Conditioning, Swimming, Running and Mental Training ZwiftĬyclist Type: “Miss. It’s good to see that even with the buyout by Wahoo the Tour of Sufferlandria will continue so we can still raise money for the Davis Phinney Foundation and their programs to help those affected by Parkinson’s Disease. The bike workouts still reference the Sufferfest, have the same 4DP feedback and sense of humour. The new swimming and running sessions have to be written down and taken with you to your training venue, they have not been integrated into the App (yet). The Sufferfest (Now part of Wahoo and rebranded SYSTM)Ĭyclist Type: “Wahooligan” – great sense of humour but training is about suffering and pain! This athlete wants an in-depth FTP test and result, is interested in trying Yoga, Strength & Conditioning sessions, Mental Training and Wahoo have added swimming workouts and running sessions. I can share this with you if you need that level of detail. I did also construct a large spreadsheet with all of the technical data and minimum hardware needed to set yourself up (after all I am an engineer!).

TRAINERROAD APPLE TV TRIAL

Once you narrow it down to say 2 or 3 Apps you can usually get a free trial and test them out in the comfort of your own home or pain cave. We will look at each cycling App I tested in turn and add in an “Cyclist Type” or avatar to help you see if its for you. For the swim I just thought I would just turn up. My goal was to only use Apps to get me fit and able to complete the event and see what each one had to offer.

For the RideLondon-Surrey 100 I put my hands in the online Apps to see if it could be done. I had already completed the London Marathon twice so needed to get entry to both the other events and complete them (getting accepted was a challenge in itself!). The challenge is to complete the London Marathon, RideLondon-Surrey 100 and the two-mile event at Swim Serpentine. That year it was to earn the London Classic’s medal also known as the “dinner plate”. I spent a year testing Cycling Apps back in 2018 in the run-up to completing my annual quest. It’s easy to fall into the trap of cost versus benefit and reading specification sheets, technology versus data output concerns so maybe a more fun way is to match your personality to the App? There is an amazing amount of cycling Apps on the market and in the beta test stage but which one will keep your winter training blues at bay?

TRAINERROAD APPLE TV UPDATE

Now it seems like a good time to revisit this topic and update to see what are the Top Cycling Training Platforms for your smart turbo. I first wrote this article in January 2019 for TriRadar magazine and indoor training has boomed since then mainly due to the pandemic and global lockdowns. Cycling training Apps, which one suits your personality?