Time trial specifics: building your FTP, aerobic power-meter discipline and a race-day pacing strategy. Periodised with Coggan zones, with threshold work driving your volume.
Structured threshold work raises your FTP measurably over 8–12 weeks.
88–94 % FTP as the main intensity range. Efficient volume without the risk of burnout.
3–5 min intervals in the peak phase raise your ceiling above race power.
Your race-day strategy is trained within the plan. Even-split vs negative-split discipline.
Build → Peak → Taper. Compact periodisation for TT-specific form.
Threshold volume will break you without proper recovery. Structured rest days built in.
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.