Welcome to the Cyclingnews Zwift Training hub, an all-new central space dedicated to key guides and features relating to the world's most popular indoor cycling app.
Whether you're interested in Zwift's communities or its series of training plans and workouts, you're in the right place. The Cyclingnews tech team are experts in indoor cycling, with hundreds of hours of Zwift workouts completed each winter between us.
Such are our jobs, we convert that experience into advice for you, our readers, rounding up everything from buying advice on the best smart trainers to tips for racing on Zwift for the first time.
Throughout the winter, we'll be debunking various indoor cycling myths, such as the age-old "indoor cycling is boring."
What's more, our tech writer Tom is on a metaphorical journey, using indoor cycling to help him have his best-ever winter on the bike, despite the recently-added challenges of a new job and a new daughter to keep him on his toes. He'll be writing a diary of progress, and you can already read installment number 1.
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Tom Wieckowski's life has changed significantly in the past year months. A new job here at Cyclingnews was quickly followed by the birth of his daughter; his first child.
This winter poses a challenge then if Tom is to keep on top of training and keep his fitness where he wants it. Enter Zwift, the aforementioned Zwift Hub smart trainer.
Tom's project sees good progress as he makes the most of a local evening race series, but is reminded of the harsh reality of the real-worls risks of real-world riding when a fellow racer comes down.
Whether it's over-unders, VO2 Max intervals or a replica of Mat Hayman's Paris-Roubaix triumph, Zwift has a workout for every rider and every goal. Our pick of the best will help you understand how each different type of workout will help your training.
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