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Once you narrow it down to say 2 or 3 Apps you can usually get a free trial and test them out in the comfort of your own home or pain cave. We will look at each cycling App I tested in turn and add in an “Cyclist Type” or avatar to help you see if its for you. For the swim I just thought I would just turn up.

My goal was to only use Apps to get me fit and able to complete the event and see what each one had to offer. For the RideLondon-Surrey 100 I put my hands in the online Apps to see if it could be done. I had already completed the London Marathon twice so needed to get entry to both the other events and complete them (getting accepted was a challenge in itself!). The challenge is to complete the London Marathon, RideLondon-Surrey 100 and the two-mile event at Swim Serpentine. That year it was to earn the London Classic’s medal also known as the “dinner plate”. I spent a year testing Cycling Apps back in 2018 in the run up to completing my annual quest. It’s easy to fall in the trap of cost versus benefit and reading specification sheets, technology versus data output concerns so maybe a more fun way is to match your personality to the App? There are an amazing amount to cycling Apps on the market and in beta test stage but which one will keep your winter training blues at bay? I will keep with the theme of specs versus personality when reviewing these Apps. Now it seems like a good time to revisit this topic and update details surrounding these Apps and document the new kids on the block. I first wrote this article in January 2019 for TriRadar magazine and indoor training has boomed since then mainly due to the pandemic and global lock downs.

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