Fx Coaching

Which indoor cycling platform is right for you?

Zwift, FulGaz or TrainingPeaks Virtual. All three integrate with TrainingPeaks, so the choice comes down to which one you enjoy most. Here is how I compare them, and why I ride mainly on FulGaz.

Read the full post: https://fx.com.na/blog/indoor-cycling-platforms

The riders I coach who get faster on 10 hours a week all do one thing differently.
They stop trying to train like someone who has 20.

If you are juggling a job, a family, and the goal of racing well, you already know the 5am starts and the midweek rides that disappear when work runs late. The fix is rarely more hours. It is what you do with the ten you have.

That is exactly what I built The 10-Hour Athlete around. A free playbook for competitive amateur cyclists who need every session to count.

Inside:�→ Why “harder” is quietly making you slower (the Zone 3 trap)�→ The polarised approach time-crunched riders actually need�→ A sample 10-hour week you can fit around real life�→ How to train with your family, not around them

No fluff, no upsell. Just structure that respects your time.

Free download: https://10h-athlete.fx.com.na/

The four phases of training, broken down: where to start, what comes next.

Whether you're coming back from a break, recovering from illness, or stepping up to a new goal, follow these steps.

Read the full post: https://fx.com.na/blog/four-phases-of-training

End of April I completed my 14-month Mindset Practitioner training. I’m working towards Certified Mindset Coach.

A few days ago, in the Fireside chat with Drikus, we spoke a lot about Mindset. The wind. The dark moments. The thinking that built his comeback.

I’d like to help more of you build mental fitness. So I’m starting a Mindset Q&A session.

Monday 18 May, 18:00 CAT. Open call on Zoom. 45 minutes. Free.

I’ll kick off with a few thoughts on goal setting. Then we’ll jump into your questions. Let’s learn from each other.

DM me for the Zoom link.

Congrats again on your performance on Saturday, . Well deserved celebrations.

Train hard, ride hard, enjoy the moments. We too often downplay our achievements and forget the celebrations.

The wind, the mud, 17-hour days - rode straight through it all and took Race Across South Africa.

But the story isn’t the win.

It’s everything before: Badlands DNF with COVID. Rwanda crash with a fractured hand. Months of indoor training with a splint, finding reasons to ride when he didn’t feel like it.

“You need to build character in the dark moments to inspire others when you shine.”

The full conversation with his coach - setbacks, mindset, and the comeback - is now available.

→ fireside.fx.com.na

Congrats Stephan on your win at the Grit Le Dur. 🙌

Remember the disappointment when Drikus had to pull out of Race Across Rwanda? And that after the Badlands DNF. Most struggle to get back after a setback - two months later, is back on the top step of the podium.

On Tuesday Drikus and I, , sit down for another fireside chat for a behind the scenes look at what it takes mentally and physically to stage a comeback.

Tuesday, 5 May - 18:30 (CAT)
Live on Zoom
40 min + live Q&A

Register and bring your questions -> https://fireside.fx.com.na/

See you there.

Good luck for Race Across South Africa Drikus Coetzee - Ultra Endurance Athlete

Race Across South Africa

I’m looking forward to long days, tough kilometers and new terrain over 1970km.

Follow along & be part of the journey,

Live tracking link in Bio

Let's Go!


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