Zone 2

Zone 2 training works best on roads where power stays steady for long stretches without constant braking, sharp climbs or repeated surges. These ROUVY routes were picked because they let you get into an aerobic rhythm and stay there, whether you are building base miles for a sportive, preparing for an IRONMAN or trying to make indoor endurance rides feel less repetitive.

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Zone 2 training helps you build your endurance, aerobic capacity and fitness with easy, steady workouts. It strengthens your heart, burns fat and helps you recover faster. This guide shows how cyclists can include Zone 2 training in their weekly plan to get better results without training too hard.