New to Zwift? Or been riding around without any real focus? A simple to follow talk through tear-down of my Group Ride on Zwift as I take on Stage 4 of Tour De Zwift. An unambiguous walk through of the on-screen display, find out what all the things on the screen are as I walk you through how I get on though the first few minutes of a group ride.
I joined Zwift in November 2020 and spent hours watching videos of people riding and explaining how to use Zwift and Turbo Trainers. There’s a lot of info out there. What I found useful is learning about the interface and what all the different icons mean, such as what are the power-ups?
Group Rides are a great way to ride in Zwift & interact with others in perfect riding conditions. You're in your house, but riding a virtual world with 1000's of other people. There's a group ride for every type of rider, from a steady roll at 1wkg, to a structured training ride, rides for women only, or even a race. Ride the streets of London, the hills of France or even a road through an active volcano!
I hope that whether this is your 1st ride, or you’re just trying to find a few tips and extra insight to the game and how to get the most out of your Zwift experience. This should help you do just that. So get out there, connect your trainer and a heartrate monitor, find a group ride and enjoy Watopia and beyond.
Here are a few useful links
Zwift : www.zwift.com/
Zwift Power: www.zwiftpower...
Jonathan Crain: Zwift Racing, RGT Racing, Detailed race critiques and tips.
/ jonathancrain
/ jonathancrain
Chris Pritchard: Cycling news, Cycling reviews, Turbo Trainers, Zwift, Racing
/ @chrispritch
Global Cycling Network: Everything bikes
/ globalcyclingnetwork
GP Lama: Shane Miller: Reviews of everything Turbo Trainer related, Zwift use, route and tips, bike equipment and more / gplama
Coach Greg: Fitness advice, training tips and lots of entertaining shouty advice on everything fitness and training related
/ @gregdoucette