Your first 100 km gran fondo with a significant climbing profile. A 12-week build with Z2 volume, threshold work for the climbs and sweet-spot efficiency. Your plan respects your current volume base.
Aerobic base as the backbone. 3–6 h rides during the build, periodised with recovery.
Threshold intervals and sweet-spot repeats simulate the climbs on race day.
Power-based using Coggan Classic. FTP updates every 6–8 weeks.
88–94 % FTP intervals as an efficiency lever. A high training effect for every hour you invest.
4-week cycles alternating volume and intensity weeks. Recovery as a must.
In the final 4 weeks, long rides matched to your race profile, with climbing intervals.
80% of your training in low zones (Z1/Z2), 20% in high zones (Z4/Z5+). The most effective approach to endurance performance — backed by Seiler (2010) and Stöggl & Sperlich (2014).
4-week blocks: Build → Build → Peak → Recovery. A systematic increase in load all the way to race day, through the Base, Build, Peak and Taper phases.
Training zones calculated with Coggan Classic (Z1–Z7) from your FTP, HRmax and threshold pace. No guesswork — precise targets for every session.
No hidden costs. Cancel any time.