LEARN with rouvy’s BACK TO BASICS training PLAN for beginners

The Back To Basics beginner cycling training plan is the ideal starting point for structured workouts on the ROUVY app. Designed to build confidence as you begin your training journey, it’s perfect for anyone starting indoor cycling. Get started today with a free 7-day ROUVY trial.

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This two-week cycling plan for beginners introduces new riders to the fundamentals of structured interval training. It’s an ideal starting point if you're starting indoor cycling on the ROUVY platform.

BACK TO BASICS plan: WEEK #1

Week 1 of your beginner cycling training plan introduces the essentials. You'll learn FTP, ERG mode and Zone 2 endurance basics: everything you need to follow an easy cycling workout plan with confidence. You'll finish with a ramp test to set up your training zones properly.

back to basics plan: WEEK #2

Week 2 introduces recovery techniques, training zones and cadence drills. You’ll explore Zones 1-7 and practice low/high cadence, gaining confidence, technique, and body awareness to boost your indoor cycling foundation.

AFTER THE back to basics PLAN: WHAT’S NEXT?

Now that you’ve completed the Back to Basics plan, you’ve built the foundation and learned how structured training works. You’re ready to take the next step! Explore ROUVY’s full selection of training plans to keep progressing, target specific goals, and see your fitness grow.

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HOW TO START RIDING ON ROUVY

1

Create a ROUVY account

Sign up, and then download the ROUVY app (available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Apple TV).

2

Connect your trainer

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

3

Begin riding

Start riding real routes around the world today!

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Cycling training tips from the rouvy team

What is a good FTP in cycling?
Jordan Grimes  ·  2/9/2026
What is a good FTP in cycling?

FTP is more than just a number – it’s a powerful way to measure fitness, set training zones and track progress. Discover what counts as a good FTP for cyclists, how gender and age influences FTP, and what it really takes to improve your cycling power.

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