Training tips

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way cyclists train. With an AI cycling coach, riders can access personalized insights, adaptive training plans and real-time feedback. Whether you’re preparing for a race or just working to improve your fitness, discover how AI training for cyclists is transforming both outdoor and indoor performance.

Want to ride faster and feel stronger? Learn how smart training, better technique, and the right gear can boost your speed, efficiency, and confidence on every ride.

The Life Time Grand Prix unites the top gravel and mountain bike racers in one elite U.S. series across six challenging events. In 2025, the competition offers a $380,000 prize purse and a mix of legendary routes - now also available to experience virtually on ROUVY.

If you want smarter gains in less time, Sweet Spot training is your secret weapon. Through targeted Sweet Spot intervals, you’ll unlock the benefits of Sweet Spot training – improved endurance, stronger climbs and faster recovery. Here’s how to master the method and take your cycling performance to the next level.

The Norwegian training method helps cyclists build endurance smarter: lots of easy riding, controlled threshold work, and data-driven precision. Scalable for everyday riders, it turns training into steady, sustainable progress.

Your first IRONMAN may feel daunting, but with the right plan it’s within reach. This guide breaks down training, nutrition, gear, and race-day strategy to help you prepare with confidence.

The Ramp Test Lite on ROUVY is a quick and approachable way to measure your FTP. Learn how it works, how to prepare, and why it’s the key to smarter training.

Discover how ROUVY indoor cycling workouts use ERG mode, FTP, and cadence targets to improve your training. A simple beginner’s guide to structured workouts.

Strength training is more than just lifting weights – it’s a vital tool for cyclists who want to ride faster, stronger and injury free. This guide covers strength training benchmarks, the best exercises, and how off-bike training for cyclists translates into endurance, sprint power and overall cycling performance goals.