Training

Training. Yeah, that.

We’re asked all the time, how do you prepare for the monster that is the Triple Bypass. Well, a few things:

  1. Be comfortable. Wear the right gear. See below.

  2. You probably need to train. Start a training plan. Don’t freak out. We aren’t preparing you for the Tour; we’re just giving you an excellent base. See below.

  3. Have fun while training. This isn’t digging a ditch; this is riding your bike. Join a group ride and meet some new peeps while getting in the miles. See below.

THE TRIPLE TRAINING KIT

First, you need some gear. Yes, you probably already have gear. But not this stuff. The high-end Alitios line from our friends at Primal - laser cut, fast-like cheetah bibs and jersey in a limited edition will make getting ready to ride one of the best parts of your day.

You will get your Triple Training Kit in spring for primetime riding and showing your group ride cronies what you are up to. We here at the Triple HQ love the Alitios line - get yours and train with us.

Be aware - this puppy runs Continental Pro Team small, so consider ordering a size up!

Order by March 6 for early May delivery.

THE TRIPLE TRAINING PLAN

We know you will look good with the Triple Training kit, but will you feel good? High Road Coaching has created a training plan specifically for the Triple Bypass, including daily workouts, strength training, and, most importantly, accountability.

The 18-week Training Plan begins March 8, 2025!

TRIPLE Training Rides

Be sure to get a taste of the Triple by joining ERC and the Triple Team as we take on the three passes of the Triple: Juniper, Loveland, and Vail. We’ll host 3 rides dedicated to each pass. Veteran riders and staff will be there to give you insight, support, and a comforting pat on the back.

June 8 - Juniper Pass

June 22 - Loveland Pass

June 29 - Vail Pass

GROUP rides

The best ride is a shared ride, especially with others looking to accomplish the same goal. Evergreen Ride Club has a calendar chock full o’ rides to help you prepare for the big day. Group rides begin in April and take on plenty of miles and elevation to get you primed and ready to conquer. They also do mountain, gravel, and road for over 150 ride days from April through October.