Sometimes the stars align & we get a weekend to do some extra riding. Make sure you figure out your goal and how to achieve it.

Your aerobic system is the key to being a good rider, but that doesn't mean that we don't have to incorporate some intensity.

The heart rate tells us how the workout is impacting us. We need to use it because watts are not watts.

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Spring is a great time of year. Heading outdoors is exciting, but it won't feel great at first.

No two workouts are ever the same. Doing the same ones more than once will allow us to feel and track changes.

Indoor riding doesn't mimic riding outdoors on a one-to-one ratio. They are two different experiences.

We can't train to progress our fitness all the time and have to time when we are "en forme". Sometimes you just have to log some miles.

Not every ride can be a yardstick to check in on your training. We need to enjoy our training, enjoy the rhythm and experience of it.

Another chance to choose where to take your training.

We often hear riders talking of burnout. We want to avoid it. Manage your "bucket" to keep yourself developing as a rider.

No pain, no gain. If you want to get better as an athlete that is an idea you will have to leave behind.

Take a look at how your metrics - power, heart rate, cadence and time - relate to one another to see if things are changing.

The training adaptation is a years long process & is about more than just watts. Not every ride is a PB attempt, & your Toolbox matters.

There are several ways of running your Zwift workout, each with its benefits.

We need to check-in periodically to keep an eye on how our aerobic and anaerobic systems relate to one another.

We want to personalize the training program as much as possbile. A little analysis on your VO2 workouts will help you make it your own.

What happened to my legs?!? I just took a rest week, I should feel amazing.

Don't make the common mistake your rest week of doing too much work.

Resting is the time in which we allow our body to recover from the strain we have been putting on it and to get stronger.