ROUVY is proud to be the virtual cycling partner of both Lidl-Trek and Team Visma | Lease A Bike, providing realistic indoor training and race reconnaissance. ROUVY riders can train on some of these pros’ go-to workouts for keeping their edge!

Keep your legs in "cycling shape" all year long thanks to the dozens of workouts available on the ROUVY indoor cycling app. No matter your goal, these workouts on real routes will help.



ROUVY is proud to be the virtual cycling partner of both Lidl-Trek and Team Visma | Lease A Bike, providing realistic indoor training and race reconnaissance. ROUVY riders can train on some of these pros’ go-to workouts for keeping their edge!

On the ROUVY app, you can choose from workouts designed to improve your VO2 Max, climbing performance, cadence and more. Improve your fitness while riding real routes from around the world.

You can stay in shape and always be ready for that big weekend ride with friends, thanks to ROUVY’s workouts. It’s easy to squeeze in a few 30- or 40-minute sessions during the week – even when your busy schedule means time is limited.

You never have to let the weather stop you from riding! The forecast is calling for rain or snow? Or maybe it’s too hot to ride outdoors? That’s when ROUVY’s got you covered. It’s easy to keep going!
Everything you need to know about the workouts - how to prepare, what the data on the screen means and how to use the workouts correctly.
2010 Tour de France winner Andy Schleck put together a plan to help cyclists ”build a bionic body and be ready for any physical challenge.” Includes La Vuelta stages.
Designed by José Hermida of Spain, a silver medal winner at the 2004 Olympics, this plan will boost your overall fitness with two sessions per week over a six-week period.
Designed by the Lidl-Trek team for riders on the ROUVY indoor cycling app, this training plan boasts structured workouts to help increase your FTP.
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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.

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.

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.

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.

Ironman triathlete and former pro road racer Adam Hansen says increasing your cadence through spinning in cycling is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to boost performance. By focusing on cycling training efficiency rather than brute force, his approach uses targeted spinning workouts for cyclists and practical cycling cadence drills – indoors and out – to help riders save energy, ride smarter and build lasting endurance.

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Start riding real routes around the world today!

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It’s easy to connect your indoor smart bike, direct-drive or classic trainer.

Start riding real routes around the world today!
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