#Adaptive training trainerroad full
It is only being used to hammer out any lingering bugs, and full Adaptive Training will be released out to the masses relatively quickly. It is not a deep-dive into the details of daily use of TrainerRoad’s Adaptive Training - that will come later after there’s been some time to collect experience with it.Īs a note for those curious to try Adaptive Training, TrainerRoad says that the beta testing program will not be a long-running process. This article is intended to be a gentle introduction into what intelligent workout and training plan generation is, why it might improve some aspects of training, how we can prepare ourselves for these systems, and how we can evaluate them. And the other “smart” training platforms have similar elegant interfaces. From what we’ve seen so far, that principle is being maintained with Adaptive Training. A guiding principle of TrainerRoad from the start has been maintaining a carefully curated, elegant user interface that doesn’t overwhelm users.
But there should be a payoff at the end, not just in measurable performance, but in the enjoyment of the process. The subject can be daunting to approach, bringing new concepts and yet more new jargon and acronyms into training methodology - a subject already inundated with jargon, acronyms, complicated graphs, etc. Starting with cycling, but transitioning to other sports in time. But as 2019-2020 saw a tipping point in virtual riding transitioning from novelty to likely a permanent and fundamental part of cycling, I think we may soon see something similar with “smart” workout and training plan generation becoming mainstream. Not because they’re first - Xert, SUF, AI Endurance, VeloPro, and others have all introduced most of the features announced by TrainerRoad, and some of them have been operating for years. TrainerRoad’s recent announcement of the Adaptive Training feature could mark a definitive moment in the historical progression of training for the masses.
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