Structured cycling plans

A cycling training plan that fits the time you have.

Set your goal, available days, and weekly hours. Get a personalized bike training plan for road cycling that builds your fitness, protects recovery, and tapers for your main race. Your first one-month plan is free—no card required.

One month free. No card. No automatic renewal.

Week 1 · BasePower meter · FTP 250 W
4h 55 min
TuesdayEndurance ride150-180 W (60-72% FTP)45 min
ThursdaySweet-spot intervals · 2×15 min220-235 W (88-94% FTP)1h 15 min
SaturdayEndurance ride150-180 W (60-72% FTP)45 min
SundayLong ride with tempo · 2×10 min200-220 W (80-88% FTP)2h 10 min
In your plan
  • A periodized schedule, week by week
  • A duration, intensity, and purpose for every session
  • Recovery weeks and race tapers in the right places
  • Plan updates when training or life changes (paid)
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How it works

Your plan in three steps

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1

Set your target

Choose a race, a distance goal, a higher FTP, or general fitness.

2

Add your week

Enter the hours and days you can train consistently.

3

Start riding

Open the schedule and follow one clearly explained session at a time.

Each week has a job

Training builds in measured steps. Hard days stay apart, and easier weeks arrive before fatigue takes over.

Your schedule sets the plan

Available days, weekly hours, experience, and goal shape every week. Add a GPX route to account for the course profile.

Change the work ahead

Missed a workout or lost a week to travel? Review an updated schedule without rebuilding the whole plan.

Training resources

Explore cycling plans, guides, and calculators

Clear advice on periodization, base training, intervals, threshold, and tapering. Read the reason behind the work, then apply it on the bike.

Cycling FTP & Power Zones Calculator

Estimate cycling FTP from a 20-minute test, calculate watts per kilogram and find seven practical power training zones with transparent formulas.

Cycling Heart Rate Zones Calculator

Calculate five cycling heart rate zones, including zone 2, using the Karvonen heart-rate-reserve formula or percentage of maximum heart rate.

Start with a free one-month plan

See every workout before deciding whether you need another plan. No card and no automatic renewal.