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Zwift Integration: Push Planned Workouts to Zwift

How Pushing Limits Club sends planned structured workouts to Zwift and helps keep indoor cycling connected to your training plan.

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How Pushing Limits Club sends planned structured workouts to Zwift and helps keep indoor cycling connected to your training plan.

Zwift

Quick Overview

  • Pushes planned workouts to Zwift
  • Makes workouts available under Custom / Pushing Limits Club
  • Useful for precise indoor cycling execution

Typical Flow

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Why Connect Zwift?

Zwift is where many athletes execute their most controlled bike sessions. By connecting it to Pushing Limits Club, planned workouts can appear in Zwift without manual file handling, which makes indoor training feel like part of the plan instead of a separate world.

What Syncs

Planned workouts can be sent to Zwift and are available in Zwift under Workouts, Custom, Pushing Limits Club. Zwift activities can also be synchronized back so indoor sessions are included in your training history.

Best Use Case

This integration is best for structured indoor bike workouts: sweet spot, VO2max intervals, threshold work, and endurance rides where exact power control matters. It is also useful during winter or when outdoor riding is not practical.

Practical Tips

Pair a smart trainer and use ERG mode for workouts that rely on exact power targets. For race-like or variable sessions, slope or resistance mode may feel more natural. Keep your FTP current because Zwift workout intensity depends heavily on that value.

Training Effect

The controlled indoor environment removes traffic, weather, and terrain from the equation. That makes Zwift a strong place for high-quality intervals and repeatable fitness tests.

Where to connect it

Profile > Integrations -> Zwift