Indoor training app TrainerRoad has now officially released its personalised Adaptive Training Platform that “uses machine learning, science-based coaching principles, and an unprecedented data set to train every cyclist as an individual”. You may remember we covered the launch of the software that’s designed to remove the guesswork from improving fitness back in February, but it has been in a closed beta phase, until now. Following the success of limited pool testing, it’s being rolled out to all consumers.
The training system platform aims to account for variability in training, automatically adjusting to external factors such as a missed training session, time away from the bike or an increase in functional threshold power (FTP).
“With Adaptive Training, TrainerRoad is able to recommend the workout each athlete needs at the right time to reach their goals,” says the brand.
Throughout the beta testing period, TrainerRoad says it carefully monitored Adaptive Training's impact and the findings were (in their own words):
- Athletes that have enabled Adaptive Training have seen a 50.45% decrease in failed workouts year over year.
- Adapted workouts have a 38% lower failure rate than non-adapted workouts.
- Athletes with AT enabled were 20% more likely to increase their W/kg. This is filtered for athletes over 3 W/kg, aiming to weed out outliers and brand new athletes.
“The more an athlete uses TrainerRoad, the better and more finely-tuned their training becomes,” says TrainerRoad. “With every input -- and we now have tens of millions -- on the TrainerRoad platform, Adaptive Training evolves and becomes better at making intelligent recommendations for individual athletes.”
If a rider is targeting a specific training goal or event, TrainerRoad says its Plan Builder will quickly create a custom plan, and Adaptive Training should provide “intelligent adjustments” throughout training to maximise success.
For those who prefer to pick workouts each day, TrainerRoad explains that its TrainNow feature uses Adaptive Training’s insights to automatically recommend workouts based on your current abilities.
Adaptive Training is now officially enabled for every user within TrainerRoad’s platform; the added functionality also comes at no extra cost.
TrainerRoad costs $189 (~£140) per year or $19.95 {~£15) monthly.
www.trainerroad.com
I too bought PlanetX frames and built them to my own spec. The EC130E and Holdsworth Corsa are superb frames that do exactly what they were...
That I didn't know, I assumed even a topend bike isn't worth enough for that hassle. Interesting. Still, there are definitely plenty of stolen...
Condolences to Mr Mortons family and friends....
Fallacies can be pointed out - but actually changing someone's opinion is a much more difficult task. I'll never forget the motorist who had a ...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/sport/football/65799090.amp
It usually costs money for the gadgets though, unless you just use your phone and a free Strava account.
Definitely this, 100%. Judges and juries also drive, so tend to not come down on "fellow drivers" that hard. Driving isn't taken seriously in...
The EPS on the review bike is current-now-previous gen EPS v4 12v. It's replaced by the incoming wireless groupset which is not on this bike.
The bike looks, well.. mean. I'm not sure I produce enough testoterone to even look at it in the wrongway. #createmayhem
Ugh.. more strikes.. FFS not the World Champs and surely any disrutption to these world champs would affect any future bids we might have.. (for...