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Your Custom Training Plan
CoachCat has built a plan tailored to you
GoalSBT Gravel
Duration25 Weeks
PhasesBase → Build → Peak
16 Weeks of Sweet Spot
16 Weeks of Sweet Spot
Jan 5 – Apr 19  ·  15 Weeks
Base
Unbound Gravel
Unbound Gravel
Apr 20 – May 31  ·  6 Weeks
Build
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Steamboat Gravel
Steamboat Gravel
Jun 1 – Jun 28  ·  4 Weeks
Peak
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16 Weeks Of Sweet Spot

16 Weeks Of Sweet Spot

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Unbound Gravel Training Plan

Unbound Gravel

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At Home Weight Lifting Plan: 10 Weeks (new for 2024)

At Home Weight Lifting Plan: 10 Weeks (new for 2024)

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Gravel Training Plan

Gravel Training Plan

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Steamboat Gravel

Steamboat Gravel

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Crusher in the Tushar

Crusher in the Tushar

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BWR California Training

BWR California Training

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30 Week Weights + Sweet Spot Base

30 Week Weights + Sweet Spot Base

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Sweet Spot Part 1: Build Your Base

Sweet Spot Part 1: Build Your Base

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Weight Lifting For Cycling

Weight Lifting For Cycling

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Sweet Spot Part 2: Boost Your Base

Sweet Spot Part 2: Boost Your Base

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Foundation : 3 Weeks

Foundation : 3 Weeks

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Sweet Spot Part 3: Base to Race

Sweet Spot Part 3: Base to Race

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Sweet Spot Part 4: Fresh and Fast

Sweet Spot Part 4: Fresh and Fast

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16 WEEK STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

16 WEEK STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

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Six Weeks Till Cyclocross

Six Weeks Till Cyclocross

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Gravel In-Season

Gravel In-Season

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Cyclocross Intervals

Cyclocross Intervals

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CX Race & Recover: In-Season

CX Race & Recover: In-Season

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Stage Race Intervals

Stage Race Intervals

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100 Mile Mountain Bike Race

100 Mile Mountain Bike Race

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Road Racing Intervals

Road Racing Intervals

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24 Week Off-Season Cyclocross Training

24 Week Off-Season Cyclocross Training

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BWR California 12 Week Training Plan

BWR California 12 Week Training Plan

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Leadville 100 MTB

Leadville 100 MTB

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BWR Arizona Training

BWR Arizona Training

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Cyclocross Summer Sweet Spot

Cyclocross Summer Sweet Spot

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Gran Fondo Plan

Gran Fondo Plan

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BWR Utah 6 Week Training

BWR Utah 6 Week Training

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Intervals for Cross Country MTB

Intervals for Cross Country MTB

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BWR North Carolina Training

BWR North Carolina Training

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Intervals for Time Trials

Intervals for Time Trials

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2 Week Taper Plan - New

2 Week Taper Plan - New

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Iceman Cometh

Iceman Cometh

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Peloton Training Plan

Peloton Training Plan

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Road Race In-Season

Road Race In-Season

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Sweet Spot + Resistance Training

Sweet Spot + Resistance Training

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Road & Crit Intervals

Road & Crit Intervals

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Tulsa Tough Criteriums

Tulsa Tough Criteriums

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Zwift Racing Plan

Zwift Racing Plan

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Collegiate Road Nationals

Collegiate Road Nationals

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Sweet Spot Marathon MTB Plan

Sweet Spot Marathon MTB Plan

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Breck Epic Sweet Spot Training Plan

Breck Epic Sweet Spot Training Plan

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6 Weeks to Your 70.3 Triathlon: Hilly Course

6 Weeks to Your 70.3 Triathlon: Hilly Course

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Firecracker 50 with Sweet Spot

Firecracker 50 with Sweet Spot

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Triple Bypass

Triple Bypass

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XC MTB In-Season

XC MTB In-Season

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12 Week Sprint Distance Triathlon

12 Week Sprint Distance Triathlon

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24 Week Off Season for Triathletes

24 Week Off Season for Triathletes

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Climbing Intervals

Climbing Intervals

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Intervals for Criteriums

Intervals for Criteriums

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Indoor / Outdoor for Zwift & Smart Trainers

Indoor / Outdoor for Zwift & Smart Trainers

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Phil Gaimon's FONDO

Phil Gaimon's FONDO

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6 Weeks to an Olympic Distance Triathlon

6 Weeks to an Olympic Distance Triathlon

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Phil Gaimon's Strava PR Plan

Phil Gaimon's Strava PR Plan

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40k Time Trial

40k Time Trial

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Six Weeks to Peak for CX Nationals

Six Weeks to Peak for CX Nationals

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Haute Route

Haute Route

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Boulder Roubaix

Boulder Roubaix

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Colorado State Time Trial

Colorado State Time Trial

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Indoor Cycling

Indoor Cycling

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Mt. Evans Hill Climb

Mt. Evans Hill Climb

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RAGBRAI Training

RAGBRAI Training

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Resistance Training Plan for Triathletes

Resistance Training Plan for Triathletes

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Secret Training Off Season: Strength - 3 Months

Secret Training Off Season: Strength - 3 Months

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Sweet Spot Part 1 for the Triathlete

Sweet Spot Part 1 for the Triathlete

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Sweet Spot Part 2 for the Triathlete

Sweet Spot Part 2 for the Triathlete

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Sweet Spot Part 3 for the Triathlete

Sweet Spot Part 3 for the Triathlete

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Sweet Spot Triathlon Training

Sweet Spot Triathlon Training

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Sweet Spot Part 2: Boost Your Base

Sweet Spot Part 2: Boost Your Base

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Foundation : 3 Weeks

Foundation : 3 Weeks

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6 Weeks to Your 70.3 Triathlon: Flat Course

6 Weeks to Your 70.3 Triathlon: Flat Course

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6 Weeks to Your Full Ironman Triathlon: Flat Course

6 Weeks to Your Full Ironman Triathlon: Flat Course

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Structured Cycling Training Plans That Get You Faster

A structured cycling training plan replaces guesswork and unstructured "junk miles" with a day-by-day schedule of purposeful workouts. Each plan progresses through the right phases of training — base, build, and peak — so your fitness arrives on time for your priority events. FasCat has built 70+ coach-designed plans over 20+ years, all power-based and grounded in the Sweet Spot training method our founder Frank Overton pioneered.

Because they're periodized and time-efficient, FasCat plans are built to deliver real fitness gains on the hours you actually have — often just 4–8 focused hours a week. Every plan is included with the CoachCat app, which assembles them into one custom plan tailored to your goals and schedule.

📘 New to structured training? Read our guide to choosing the best cycling training plan

Plans for every rider and every discipline

Start with Sweet Spot base building in the off-season, then move into a discipline-specific plan as your event nears: gravel, cyclocross, criterium and road racing, marathon MTB, or century and gran fondo. New to power-based training? Our training glossary explains the key terms.

What makes FasCat's structured plans different

  • Power-based and specific — every interval targets a defined zone anchored to your FTP.
  • Time-efficient — Sweet Spot intensity builds the most fitness for the least fatigue.
  • Properly periodized — the right training at the right time, all season long.
  • Coach-built — designed by FasCat's professional coaches, not generated from a formula.

Want personalized adjustments and accountability on top of a plan? Explore 1:1 coaching — every coaching level includes the plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a structured cycling training plan?

It's a day-by-day schedule of specific workouts — built around your fitness, goals, and available time — that progresses through base, build, and peak phases so your fitness peaks for your priority events. Each workout targets a defined power or intensity zone rather than unstructured riding.

Which FasCat training plan is best for me?

It depends on your event and the time of year. Begin with Sweet Spot base building in the off-season and early season, then move to a discipline-specific plan — gravel, cyclocross, criterium, road, or marathon MTB — as your event approaches. The CoachCat app assembles these into one custom, periodized plan automatically.

Are FasCat's training plans power-based?

Yes. Plans prescribe workouts by power (with heart rate as a backup), anchored to your FTP, so every interval hits the right intensity. They're built around the Sweet Spot zone FasCat pioneered for time-efficient fitness gains.

How much time do I need to train each week?

FasCat's Sweet Spot approach is designed to be time-efficient — many plans deliver results on 4–8 focused hours per week. The CoachCat app tailors the plan to the hours you actually have available.

Do I need a coach, or is a training plan enough?

A structured plan is enough for most self-motivated riders and is the most affordable way to train with FasCat's methodology. If you want personalized adjustments and accountability, FasCat also offers 1:1 coaching — and all coaching levels include the plans.