Throughout 2021, we’re hosting a series of webinars designed to help you get the most out of your training. The next webinar will look at five ways to improve your training and make it more enjoyable.
Want to know how to accelerate and attack or how to keep going for hours? Ever wondered how to structure your training so you get faster and find more enjoyment? Over the coming months, we have a busy schedule of webinars aimed at helping riders to get the most out of their power meter and training.
In part two of the Five Ways to go Faster series, Verve Cycling CEO, Bryan Taylor, covers how to tackle the long game – how do you keep going for hours?
Over the coming weeks, we’ll share five simple concepts you can slot into your everyday training routine, which will make you faster on the bike. The short game focuses on training you can do so that you can accelerate, attack and sustain a three to 10 minute effort.
What are you looking for in a power meter? Accuracy you can trust or an estimation based on algorithms? The simplicity of a power meter that is already calibrated for life or a power meter that requires constant calibration? Here’s the key thing you need to know about the InfoCrank.
InfoCrank is hosting a webinar aimed at helping riders become better racers by unlocking the full potential of their power meter. Whether you’re training for your next time trial, want to ride Alpe d’Huez in a set time or if you’re chasing Zwift XP in Watopia, this webinar will help you improve your performance on the bike.
As part of a new webinar series, InfoCrank is hosting a session aimed at helping riders become better racers on Zwift (and IRL!). If you’re chasing Zwift XP or climbing for the coveted Tron bike, this webinar will help you and your virtual cycling avatar to improve your performance in Watopia.
Emily Petricola credits the InfoCrank power meter as the biggest catalyst for improving her training and securing a spot on the national team. Here’s why she thinks you should invest in one.
We’re hosting a series of webinars to give those who have a Track InfoCrank (or any InfoCrank) and our data logging devices an opportunity to take a close look at the system.
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