Anyone had success with the British Cycling training plans?

[MattTuck]

There seems to be a pretty big selection of training plans offered by british cycling (ostensibly for free). No mention of Triamcinolone or inhalers. :banana:

Anyone have experience good/bad with them?

Here's an example
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/knowledge/training-plans/intermediate-advanced/article/izn20171106-Intermediate---Advanced-8-week-Pre-Season-Training-Plan-0

[OldCrank]

Sufferfest makes no secret that they make use of their warmups.
Works for me.

I like a lot of their CX plan:
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/knowledge/training-plans/article/izn20150710-Cyclo-cross-8-week-Cyclo-cross-Training-Plan-0

[Mzilliox]

ive incorporated some of their sessions into my riding. I have come to the conclusion im too old to train. riding has to be fun, so ill add in some 40-20s, or the 100rpm climbing drill, or the big ring power drill into otherwise normal rides. the 40-20s have certainly pushed my early season FTP up a bit, plus they are super fun:banana:

[54ny77]

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[justindcady]

Sufferfest makes no secret that they make use of their warmups.
Works for me.

I like a lot of their CX plan:
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/knowledge/training-plans/article/izn20150710-Cyclo-cross-8-week-Cyclo-cross-Training-Plan-0

Talking about "Igniter"? I believe that's the only one where BC's methods are referenced specifically.

[mcallen]

I haven't used their training plans (didn't know about them--thanks for sharing), but I started using some of their recipes (available under Nutrition section) with noticeable success (which I define as my liking to eat things like banana muffins and porridge).

[MattTuck]

I haven't looked at their nutrition section. I'm too afraid that I'll relive that scene from King Ralph.