10% more power
Train smart, not hard

Riding your bike with no structure can do more damage than good. You can easily become overtrained, while plateauing instead of improving. Are you ready to gain at least 10% of power?

Structuring your training to include a BALANCE OF HARD INTERVAL SESSIONS, LONGER RIDES, RECOVERY RIDES AND REST DAYS will help you:

- Stay motivated and focused on the end goal.
- Gain power, strength, & pedalling efficiency.
- Improve your health.
- Control body weight and stay fit.
- Be your best.

Doing too much training, be it in the form of intervals or slow rides, can hamper your training and strength. Mix up your training with a maximum of 3 hard interval sessions a week and up to 3 easier rides. Remember, resting is important to allow your muscles to recover for the next session or block of training.

Top TIP...

The ultimate training tool to get your interval sessions done, free of interruption, mechanicals and weather forces, is on a turbo trainer.

Faster, fitter, stronger

With a bit of structure and dedication, you’ll get the most out of your riding. What are you waiting for? Speak to us about your goals.

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