It is worth mentioning, though, that neither TrainerRoad structured plans are perfect.Īccording to Dylan Johnson, you have to be careful not to burn out or overtrain.
Naturally, the more data can TrainerRoad assess, the better adjustments it makes. When writing this review, the AT feature was still in beta, and it was necessary to turn it on in settings. TrainerRoad does not include any video so that you can focus on your effort. In addition, the app guided me throughout the test with instructional messages (you can turn them off in settings). Thanks to Direto’s ERG mode that adjusts the resistance, I just focused on smooth pedaling and breathing. Instead, I spontaneously jumped on my bike and started riding. My first experience with TrainerRoad was when I took the Ramp test. If you decide to ride outside, it will count into your training. This is an excellent feature because you are not limited to training indoors only. TrainerRoad also counts with your outside training. One of the things I like the most about TrainerRoad is its seamless integration with other cycling apps like Strava or TrainingPeaks.Īll my previous rides from Strava were synchronized into TrainerRoad’s calendar, so I could see my training load in charts and analyze it in-depth. A fan will keep you cooled down, a trainer mat will protect your floor, and a rocker plate will improve your riding comfort.
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PRO TIP: Bike trainer accessories will take your indoor cycling to a whole new level. *I’ve been using TrainerRoad with Elite Direto 2 smart trainer and Wahoo TICKR HR monitor. The pairing process is effortless.* Once you pair your devices to the app, TrainerRoad shows a few recommendations for calibration, firmware updates, etc. If it doesn’t, you may need an ANT+ dongle. Keep in mind that your laptop, computer, or other display device has to feature Bluetooth connectivity to connect with these devices. However, to get the best TrainerRoad experience possible, I recommend using a smart trainer that supports ERG mode. You will be fine with a power meter, or with cadence + speed sensors. If you want to use TrainerRoad, you don’t need a smart trainer.
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But I plan to use it more once I start preparing for the next season or races and update this review. I admit that I didn’t spend as much time with TrainerRoad as it deserves. Here are my takes on the ease of initial setup, in-app experience, and more that you can find in the TrainerRoad app.
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