Tell us your goal. Tell us your hours. Tell us your FTP. Get a structured Zwift training plan with workout files ready to drop into the game tonight — no spreadsheets, no generic blocks, no £150-a-month coach retainer.
Your Zwift custom folder is a graveyard of half-relevant intervals you saved at 11pm and forgot about. Volume of options ≠ a plan.
Stock training plans assume nine hours a week and a textbook progression. Real life — kids, work, hockey nights — doesn't fit.
Tonight: another 45-minute SST? Another VO2 set? You're guessing. Without progressive overload toward a goal, fitness plateaus.
Pick one: FTP gain, threshold/TT power, VO2max, base/endurance, return-to-fitness. Set hours per week and target weeks.
Claude designs a progressive plan around your FTP and constraints. Each week ramps. Each session has a reason. Notes explain the why.
Download .zwo files individually or as a zip. Drop into your Zwift workouts folder. Hit start. No accounts, no syncing, no fuss.
I built Threshold because I needed it. I'm a Zwift cyclist chasing a sub-17 10K TT — three kids, a full-time job, and the same five-hours-a-week budget most amateurs train with.
The existing tools were either generic plans built for nobody, or coaching software priced for full-time athletes. I wanted something between: a system that takes my goal, my hours, mynumbers — and gives me a plan I'd actually follow.
Threshold is that. It's the tool I wish existed when I started training with power. If it doesn't help your training in the first 30 days, email me and I'll refund you. No forms.