FOR CYCLISTS
Cycling plans that connect intention and completed rides.
Organize indoor and outdoor rides by purpose, compare planned and completed work, and decide what the week needs next.
Current statusCycling is supported by the Pitwall domain and demo design. Real planning, provider import, matching, and reporting remain in development for the closed beta.
Plan the ride inside the week
A ride can be defined by duration, distance, and training purpose, then placed beside recovery and other sports. Pitwall is designed to keep indoor cycling and outdoor cycling connected without pretending they are identical sessions.
The weekly view should make the intended load understandable before the athlete starts. It should also leave enough room to adapt when weather, equipment, time, or fatigue changes the practical plan.
Bring the completed activity back
With athlete consent and approved provider access, Pitwall is intended to import the completed ride and preserve provider-specific detail on the source record. The core activity remains provider-neutral so future connections do not fragment the training history.
- Match the ride to a planned session when the evidence is clear.
- Keep longer or harder unplanned work visible for the weekly review.
- Avoid duplicate activities when a provider retries delivery.
Focus on useful direction
Pitwall V1 is not intended to replace specialist cycling analysis or provide exhaustive FIT-file interpretation. Its narrower job is to show what the athlete meant to do, what was completed, and which decision now deserves attention.
Any suggested adjustment remains a proposal. The athlete accepts, edits, or rejects it before the plan changes.
TRAIN. PLAN. PERFORM.