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TrainingPeaks Virtual Profile

Take control of your experience in TrainingPeaks Virtual by reviewing your Profile. You can update your profile settings and training zones, as well as track your historical riding history.

  • My Profile: Your real-life details – name, age, nationality, weight, and height.
  • Racing Licence: Your real-life racing details – national federation and license number. This is optional for most riders but required for anyone expecting to compete in major national or international-level events as part of the performance verification process.
  • Training Zones: Configure your training zones – set your training up your way with any number of zones set at any levels.
  • Avatar Display: Your virtual rider details – customize your look, your kit, your bike, etc.
  • Active Team: The team you are currently riding for – select from any of the teams that you are a member of.
  • Follow Friends: Follow and be followed by others to get automatic in-game notifications when they join the world, and see their progress in the community challenges.
  • Connected Accounts: Automatically have your rides uploaded to third-party websites such as Strava.
  • Activity History: Track and review all the activities you’ve done on TrainingPeaks Virtual – ride, pace, train, or race.
  • Race History: Track and review all the events you’ve done on TrainingPeaks Virtual.
  • Ranking History: Track and review how your event rankings have changed over time.
  • Critical Power: Track and review your critical power curve.
  • Organise Teams: Manage your own teams, with the ability to add and remove riders yourself.
  • Organise Events: Create your own events, customized to be exactly when and how you like them.
  • Pair Equipment: Select which ANT+ / BLE / NET devices you will use in TrainingPeaks Virtual. You can review the minimum specs here. Note that this menu also allows you to calibrate your equipment in-game and display other key information about the devices (for example, current battery levels, configured crank lengths, and any special hardware modes that may be active on your equipment).