Training

Long slow distance training builds the aerobic engine behind real endurance - steady, low-intensity miles that make you stronger, smoother, and able to go longer.

Many riders get stuck in the “grey zone” - training hard enough to feel tired but not hard or easy enough to improve. Escaping this middle ground with structured easy and intense work is the key to real progress on ROUVY.

Discover how a little heat and a blast of cold can transform your cycling recovery. Whether it’s the soothing warmth of a sauna or the sharp wake-up of a cold shower, smart temperature training can refresh tired legs, boost resilience and help you ride stronger – indoors or out.

Want to know if cutting carbs can boost your cycling endurance? Find out what the science says about cycling on a low-carb diet, how it compares to traditional fuelling and how to experiment safely without sacrificing performance.

Need a boost to push through that tough workout or race? These inspirational triathlon quotes celebrate mental strength, perseverance and the spirit of triathletes everywhere. From Olympic champions to IRONMAN legends, find words that reignite your passion and help you keep moving forward.

Optimize cycling performance by balancing weight, nutrition, and recovery - ride stronger without sacrificing health.

What’s a “good” average cycling speed - and how can you make yours faster? Whether you’re a weekend rider or chasing watts on ROUVY, this guide breaks down what really affects your speed, from fitness and aerodynamics to smart training sessions that turn every pedal stroke into progress.

British hill climb champion Andrew Feather takes his climbing passion to new heights in the Dolomites - both on the road and on ROUVY. In this exclusive interview, Andrew shares his thoughts on what makes the Dolomites the ultimate cycling playground, how he trains for steep ascents, and how virtual routes help him prepare for the real thing.

Discover how much cycling you need to lose weight - plus tips on training, nutrition, and staying consistent for lasting results.