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MapMyRide

Federico Gleichner — Wed, 13 Oct 2021 17:58:25 +0000

In fact, we are offered an analogue of Strava, even the color scheme is similar.
The developers are confident about the large number of users and the ability to immediately discover their friends, with whom you can communicate by throwing challenges. In addition, the application is able to track a variety of parameters of the race and interface with cyclocomputers, which are designed for such purposes.
Basically, yes… The same Strava, but with a different logo.

From $6 a month

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Rouvy

Federico Gleichner — Sat, 09 Oct 2021 17:41:16 +0000

The creators themselves say of their app that it’s “a versatile, all-in-one indoor and outdoor training solution for tracking and analyzing your current training efforts.

The app knows how to connect to a smart bicycle and intervene by increasing the load depending on what section of the route is being traversed.
Well, yes, the app has a wide range of features, including support for a virtual workout in front of the TV.
It also works with a “normal” cycling station, the generated power is calculated on the basis of speed and other data.

Street riding fans will also find the app useful. Record workout just upload to the app, it will calculate everything and show the level of progress.

From $10 a month

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BikeMap

Federico Gleichner — Wed, 06 Oct 2021 18:00:04 +0000

The app is not designed to help you achieve high performance, it helps you find new routes, which are created by the same users. You can synchronize with a variety of GPS devices to be able to both download a new route, and to share your discovery with other riders. Of course, there is a handy route planner and offline mode. The developer promises a wide and developed community, so “forward to new routes”!

From $6 a month

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TrainerRoad

Federico Gleichner — Thu, 02 Sep 2021 17:45:03 +0000

One of the most expensive, yet functional, apps created with the participation of certified trainer Chad Timmerman.
The app allows you to create your own training plan, track the dynamics of changes in performance, get tips for further action, record and track workouts indoors and outdoors. It is possible to connect a povermeter and a speed sensor, of course, if they are able to work with Bluetooth.
The creators have taken care of information supply for riders, the application has its own podcast, where experienced coaches share their experiences. By the way, the app will be useful for cyclists of all stripes and levels, although we must pay tribute to it, its bias is clearly a professional. The program contains more than a hundred different training plans with goals and objectives, as well as training and motivation. You can’t list all the functionality here, it’s so advanced.

$21 a month or $194 for the year.

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Zwift

Federico Gleichner — Sun, 16 May 2021 17:43:25 +0000

Many people have heard about this app. We remind you that it allows you to conduct virtual training, everything is the same as in the previous application.
The main difference is the possibility to ride together with other users on the network.
In this way it is possible to avoid tedious training alone.
What is most interesting, it is possible to compete with racers from all over the world. The thirst to win here and now motivates a lot for thoughtful training, which in Zwift, of course, is available.

$17 a month

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Sufferfest

Federico Gleichner — Sat, 15 May 2021 17:48:41 +0000

The program allows you to enjoy and be inspired by footage from real cycling races accompanied by good soundtracks while training. Plus, if it matters to anyone, the program was purchased by Wahoo.
A special feature of Sufferfest is to focus not only on functional threshold power, but also on measurements of neuromuscular power, anaerobic power and maximum anaerobic power.

This approach provides an in-depth analysis of the rider’s performance and fitness, and therefore the training can be much more productive.

In addition, training plans include yoga classes tailored to cyclists and classes to strengthen the psychological component.

$13 a month.

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