Cycling Endurance Progression Tracker

Track changes in cycling ride duration, frequency, perceived effort, and completed workload over multiple training periods.

Direct answer: Compare periods using identical definitions so changes in duration, frequency, effort, and completed workload can be interpreted together.

Period A

Avg duration (min)

Rides/week

Avg RPE

Completed workload

Period B

Avg duration (min)

Rides/week

Avg RPE

Completed workload

Why this tool is useful

Endurance progression can come from longer rides, more rides, altered effort, or a combination. This tracker shows which dimensions changed.

How it works

The app compares average ride duration, frequency, average RPE, and completed workload, plus derived planned minutes per week.

Interpretation and common mistakes

Use the result as a transparent planning aid. It uses the values you enter and does not measure fitness, recovery, or training readiness.

Keep definitions consistent when comparing sessions.
Separate planned workload from completed workload.
Treat flags as review prompts, not universal limits.

Frequently asked questions

Is average RPE a complete load measure?

No. It is a descriptive effort input and should be interpreted with duration and session structure.

Can periods be different lengths?

Yes, but keep weekly calculations consistent.

Does it tell me how to progress?

No. It tracks and compares changes.

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