CYCLING, WITH ROOM FOR LIFE
Good rides.
Room for the
rest of life.
That moment your legs come alive.
Sunrise on a quiet road. A bend that feels just right. Warm wind at your back.
The ride ends.
The feeling stays with you.
A whole day beyond it.↘
FOR THE RIDERS WITH A FULL CALENDAR.
Purposeful sessions. Clear structure. 60 minutes or less.
01 / A PLACE FOR YOUR KIND OF RIDING
You belong on the bike.
Your goals belong here.
The city street. The country road.
The gym. The garage.
There's more than one way to be a cyclist.
I'm James. I love riding, and most days an hour or less is what I have. Work, family, and the rest of life need room, too. That doesn't make the time on the bike mean any less.
Maybe you're chasing your first event, getting stronger for a group ride, or simply making time for yourself. This is a place for goals that fit your life, with free workouts and a little perspective from riders who share your purpose and circumstances.
Everyone earns their own moments on the bike. I want this space to honor that, and help us carry a little of that feeling into the rest of the day.
James
02 / THE WORKOUT LIBRARY
Aerobic Speed Block.
My ASB collection for Zwift. See the session. Know the time. Take it for a ride.
PER SESSION
I put this block together because I wanted structure that fit an hour, a coaching voice along the way, and a better understanding of what my body was doing. The on-screen cues bring together technique, effort, and bite-sized science. There's room to take progress seriously without taking every pedal stroke quite so seriously.
I'm sharing it free because I suspect I'm not the only one looking for that. Take a look inside a session, or download all 12 weeks, from the first ride to the last.
Library revision 2026.11.05 · Workout files last updated
What changed?
Includes the corrected Day 58, Week 12 Tempo Strength Builder file. The full ZIP includes this correction. This date tracks workout-file changes, so a website redesign will not look like a new training block.
No rides match those filters. Try allowing more time or choosing another workout type.
Shared from my own training library. Each file keeps its original day and week so you can see where it sits in the block. This is an independent personal project, unaffiliated with Zwift.
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Take a look inside
Open a workout to see the full profile, time, power targets, and a selection of the on-screen cues.
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Download the file
Save the .zwo file for a single session, or download the collection as a ZIP.
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Bring it into Zwift
Import the file on a Mac or PC using Zwift's guide, then find it under your custom workouts. Power targets use your FTP.
03 / YOUR RIDING, IN GOOD COMPANY
Your pace.
Your kind of people.
A little perspective from riders with a similar purpose, age, and time to ride. A little space to see your own progress.
A community, taking shape. See your own numbers and save your progress. Peer comparisons will appear as suitable community data becomes available.
A LITTLE BETTER UNDERSTOOD
Your own story, over time.
A useful moment in time.
Your numbers are used only to show this snapshot. This path adds nothing to your history or the community reference. Reloading clears them.
What makes this my circle?
Peers are selected by riding purpose, age band, comparison group, hours, and elite/pro background. Your FTP does not determine your group. These are self-reported characteristics, not verified identities or complete descriptions of ability.
Age and hours never change FTP or W/kg. W/kg = FTP ÷ body weight in kilograms; pounds use 0.45359237 kg per pound. W/kg reflects both power and weight, and does not measure cycling skill or overall health.
No peer reference has been published yet. We will show the size and date of a suitable group when one is available, and will not silently substitute another group.
Community references are planned to refresh quarterly, using one recent eligible observation per contributing account. Account verification does not verify FTP. Assessment methods and data quality need review before a reference is published.
My contribution and privacy
Group statistics only. Your email and individual history stay private.
These choices never subscribe you to marketing emails.
04 / THE NEXT CHAPTER
Where did the
ride take you?
A workout that clicked. A cue that needs fixing. An idea worth trying. I'd like to hear it.
This space starts with cycling. There's room for whatever curiosity brings next.
James Cockrill
[email protected]
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SEE YOU ON THE BIKE.