Join the CW5000 Wednesday morning Zwift rides
Set your alarm clock and join editor Simon Richardson each week as he desperately tries to get fit again.
Need a bit of help getting your riding going in 2022? Look no further than our CW5000 weekly Zwift rides. Lead by editor Simon Richardson the one hour rides will be ridden at a manageable pace with the emphasis being on keeping the legs going through the winter.
The rides take place every Wednesday morning at 6.30am through January, February and March. They will be non-drop rides ridden on Watopia's Figure 8 circuit at a 2.0w/kg pace.
The rides are open to everyone so feel free to bring friends along if you need a little more encouragement.
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Sign up to one, all or any of the rides on a weekly basis and be part of our community, inspiring each other to ride through the year. Click any of the rides you wish to join, make sure you're signed in to Zwift, then click the white plus in an orange square to sign up to the event.
1. Wednesday, January 5
2. Wednesday, January 12
3. Wednesday, January 19
4. Wednesday, January 26
5. Wednesday, February 2
6. Wednesday, February 9
7. Wednesday, February 16
8. Wednesday, February 23
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9. Wednesday, March 2
10. Wednesday, March 9
11. Wednesday, March 16
12. Wednesday, March 23
13. Wednesday, March 30
If you haven't already signed up to the CW5000 you can do so here. It's free and guaranteed to help your riding. You'll get two monthly challenges sent to you throughout the year, an invite to the private Facebook group, regular updates and more.
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