A clear, structured baseline
A read of your off-bike strength, movement, and mobility, measured properly rather than assumed.
Set an honest baseline before a single line of your programme is written.
A structured one-off assessment that maps where you are as a rider: strength, movement, position, and capacity, so every session that follows is built on real data rather than guesswork.
The short answer
A cycling performance assessment with Supertraining is a structured, one-off session that maps where you are as a rider: your off-bike strength and movement, your mobility and any limitations, your position, and the demands of your riding, so every session that follows is built on real data rather than guesswork. Before we programme anything, we need an honest, detailed picture of you as an athlete, and this is that picture.
The point is simple: build the plan on evidence, not assumptions. You leave with a clear read of your strengths, the specific areas holding your performance back, and a recommended direction, whether that becomes in-person coaching, an online programme, or both.
It is the most efficient way to start, because the very first training block is already pointed at the things that will make the biggest difference to your power, your aerodynamics, and your durability on the bike. The assessment is carried out by competitive cyclists who understand the demands of the sport.
The assessment is the honest starting point for anyone serious about training well. This is ideal for you if you:
One structured session that reads where you are as a rider, then points the plan at what matters.
A read of your off-bike strength, movement, and mobility, measured properly rather than assumed.
An honest read of the specific factors capping your power, position, and durability on the bike.
Findings are interpreted through a cycling-specific lens, so the assessment means something for FTP, CdA, and durability.
A clear training direction matched to your goals, event calendar, and the time you realistically have.
Because the first training block is already aimed at your highest-return work, nothing is wasted on guesswork.
Whatever you do next, in person or online, is built and progressed from the baseline this assessment sets.
Sessions run at UNTIL Soho, a private members club at 111 Charing Cross Road in the heart of Soho, London. It is the Supertraining home base, a short walk from Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square.
Monday-Friday: 06:00 to 21:00
Saturday: 08:00 to 14:00
Tottenham Court Road (Northern, Central and Elizabeth lines): a short walk
Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly lines): a short walk
The assessment reads how you move, where your strength sits, and what your riding demands, then turns that into a recommended direction so your first training block is already pointed at what matters.
We start by understanding your riding: your history, goals and events, any past injuries, current training, and the time you realistically have.
We assess how you move and where your strength and mobility actually sit, off the bike. This is where the limiting factors usually show up.
Findings are read through a cycling-specific lens: what they mean for your FTP, rate of force development, CdA, and durability over a long ride.
You leave with a clear summary of your strengths and limiters and a recommended direction, so the first block aims at your highest-return work.
Every in-person session runs at UNTIL Soho, a private members club at 111 Charing Cross Road in the heart of Soho, a short walk from Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square.
Written bySupertraining, Cycling Strength & Conditioning · National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and CIMSPA frameworks; UK Chief Medical Officers’ physical activity guidelines.
FAQ
A structured conversation about your riding and goals, an off-bike movement and strength screen, and an interpretation of what those findings mean for your performance on the bike. You leave with a clear read of your strengths and limiters and a recommended training direction matched to your goals and available time.
No. It is a performance and fitness assessment focused on strength, movement, mobility, and capacity: not a clinical examination or diagnosis. If anything we see suggests you should speak to a doctor or physiotherapist, we will say so and recommend you do, but the assessment itself is about building the right training plan.
It is the recommended starting point because it makes everything after it more effective and time-efficient, but it is not compulsory. Some riders prefer to begin with it; others fold the assessment into their first coaching sessions. We will talk through the best route for you on the initial Zoom consultation.
A clear summary of your strengths, the specific factors limiting your power, position, and durability, and a recommended direction: in-person coaching, an online tier, or both. The goal is that your very first training block is already pointed at the work that will make the biggest difference to your riding.
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