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Twenty minutes on your riding history, your goal and the hours you really have.
Most amateur cyclists ride every session at the same medium-hard pace and wonder why nothing improves. Structure fixes that, and it doesn't take more time — usually less.
Six hours a week, well structured, beats twelve hours of riding at the same pace.
Building from an hour to a hundred miles, with long rides that grow at a rate your body can absorb.
See the programThreshold work, pacing a climb properly, and the strength work that helps more than losing another kilo.
See the programEvent-specific training, handling on loose surfaces, and a plan for fueling, tires and mechanicals.
See the programShort, structured indoor sessions that beat three hours in the cold — plus staying sane on a trainer.
See the programA downloaded plan can't see that you slept badly or that your commute added four hours of riding this week.
Twenty minutes on your riding history, your goal and the hours you really have.
A test to set your zones, then a plan built around your week.
From any common computer or app — we read the files, not your description.
What to keep, what to cut, and what changes when life gets in the way.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A shared plan for your distance, plus a weekly session and people to ride with virtually.
$35/ month
Your own plan, your zones, adjusted every week.
$95/ month
For a goal event, a power target or a serious season.
$189/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Apps hand you a plan built from an algorithm's idea of an average rider. They don't know you commute, that your Saturday is unpredictable, or that you came back from illness last week.
Veloraxe reads your actual ride files and rewrites the week when needed. We also won't sell you anything: no bikes, no supplements, no affiliate links to whatever wheels are trending.
No. Plans work on heart rate or perceived effort too. A power meter makes testing tidier, but it's not required and we won't tell you to buy one.
That's plenty for a century and enough for most events. Structure matters more than volume at that level.
See a professional fitter in person — it's the single best money most cyclists spend, and it isn't something to do over video.
We cover fueling for rides: what to eat, when, how much. For weight, medical conditions or a full nutrition plan, see a registered dietitian.
Common, and the most important thing is starting lower than your memory of your fitness. We'll build back sensibly.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on your goal, your history and what's realistic in the hours you have. Free.