Workout overview
Duration: 1h
Stress points: 28
Zone distribution
Z1: 1h
Z2: -
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
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Today is an Active Recovery day targeting ONLY Active Recovery. Focus on relaxing on the bike and enjoying the ride.
Your recovery destination! Recover from a hard session or add active recovery to your off day. These workouts are designed to flush the lactic acid out of your legs so you are fresh for your next session.
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Duration: 1h
Stress points: 28
Z1: 1h
Z2: -
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
Today is an Active Recovery day targeting ONLY Active Recovery. Focus on relaxing on the bike and enjoying the ride.
Duration: 1h 55m
Stress points: 59
Z1: 1h 20m
Z2: 35m
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
You get faster when you are resting and recovering, not when you are working hard!! Rest days are about going easy enough to really allow your legs to recover.
Duration: 45m
Stress points: 32
Z1: 16m
Z2: 29m
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
Work your pedal stroke and rpm's today while spinning those legs out for a bit of recovery. Gravel riding and racing is ALL about having good variability of RPM's so workouts like this are very important. High RPM to low, low to high, this workout will help us get used to all of these scenarios while waking up the legs with some lower cadence riding alot of us arent used to doing.
Duration: 45m
Stress points: 32
Z1: 21m
Z2: 24m
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
EF Pro Cycling's Alex Howes says 'When I'm in the Red, I generally think of activity as optional and any activity that I might do should be geared toward promoting recovery. Some deep breathing and a light spin are great ways to clear the mind and increase blood flow to stimulate recovery. The cadence drills help stimulate recovery without overly taxing the system and I also find that having a few blocks of specific work forces me to be present and step away mentally from daily stressors.'
Duration: 55m
Stress points: 43
Z1: 20m
Z2: 35m
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
Lionel Sanders says 'These days make up most of my days just because of my training volume. I would certainly not plan on a yellow day to do something crazy high intensity. You certainly can do a bit of your low intensity stuff, as well and your technical stuff, like you do on a red day - but you also have to work a bit, so it's a great day to do more of your race pace specific work, which isn't super crazy taxing but also isn't super easy. I think it's a good day to plan more sweet spot or mid type intensity workout if you have an intense workout plan for that week.'
Duration: 33m
Stress points: 14
Z1: 31m
Z2: 2m
Z3: -
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
An active recovery workout featuring high cadence intervals.
Duration: 30m
Stress points: 24
Z1: 14m
Z2: 4m
Z3: 11m
Z4: 1m
Z5: 1m
Z6: -
We are working on your pedaling mechanics and basic skills here. These drills will help make you a more efficient rider, pedal with less wasted energy, and gain some "free" speed as you will be better able to put power through the entire pedal stroke instead of just the push down and pull up phases as most riders do. Imagine pedaling in circles rather than having 2 pistons for legs.
Duration: 48m
Stress points: 32
Z1: 22m
Z2: 22m
Z3: 4m
Z4: -
Z5: -
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Don't discount the importance of today! This is where the magic happens and the gains are made. Recovery rides allow your body to recuperate and adapt. Meaning your fitness increases.
Enjoy today... you deserve it!
Duration: 45m
Stress points: 41
Z1: 3m
Z2: 27m
Z3: 16m
Z4: -
Z5: -
Z6: -
It's no secret that Team Jumbo-Visma is a force to be reckoned with in the women's peloton. With athletes like Marianne Vos, Anna Henderson, and Coryn Labecki highlighting the team, there's no wonder why! Today we will be doing a crucial workout for the team, and the type of workout that is crucial for all cyclists, a recovery ride! This ride is cadence focused, so don't forget to bring your RPM's!
Duration: 1h
Stress points: 46
Z1: 10m
Z2: 44m
Z3: 5m
Z4: 1m
Z5: -
Z6: -
Zone 2 training is one of the most important aspects of any training plan. We don't always get faster by training faster.
In Zone 2 training we are stimulating your type I muscle fibers (slow twitch).
Spending time in Zone 2 is absolutely essential to improving performance.