Training Advice

Don't let your cycling die off when it gets cold, use these tips and tools from Stages Cycling to keep training all winter long.

They say finishing a Grand Tour changes a rider, and this training plan proves it. Test your grit with this workout on Stages Dash.

Does long slow distance training work? Approach the off-season with a power-based alternative to base fitness to make the most of your time.

You know what FTP is, now learn how to improve your FTP with Threshold Intervals. Get stronger and ride faster with Stages Cycling.

Opener workouts are about preparing your body for a race. They touch each of the energy systems relevant for performance.

If you want to get faster than your friends, or faster at crits and closing gaps in races, listen to Zach Allison, and do this workout. It's gut-wrenching, but it'll give you guts too.

Understanding watts, kilojoules and kilocalories and what they mean for improving cycling performance using Stages Power.

Benjamin Sharp talks Hill Repeats, and how because of the constant counter force of gravity, the inertia and torque requirements to climb are unique. When riding on the flats at the same power requirement, it’s very challenging to have the same intersect of force and cadence. If you don’t have hills to climb in your local terrain, riding directly into a headwind can mimic the nuances of trying to climb.

Stages Education Specialist, Benjamin Sharp guides us through the process of setting up a custom Training Plan in Stages Link.

Seated sprints are explosive efforts focusing on muscular strength.The seated sprint's purpose is to promote the strength part of the power equations.