Training apps which is worth the cash

[oldfatfool]

After many happy miles on a fortius running tacx videos on the pc I have upgraded to a neo 2t that makes my video library obsolete .

So I have the choice, subscribe to tacx and continue with real life vids, zwift and enjoy virtual worlds or bkool that would appear to be a choice of both?

I have tried the Freeby on both zwift and tacx but shied from giving bkool my payment details to try their free trial (yet) am I correct in thinking it offers both a virtual world similar to zwift and rlv comparable to tacx under one roof, and if so is this the best value?

Thanks for the input.

 

[HLaB]

Have you tried RGT cycling?

I'm using Trainer Road at the moment but it's more power interval based, than visual/simulator based.

 

[itboffin]

My go to is Rouvy i like the mix of real videos with AR riders

 

[Sniper68]

I used Zwift in the early days and RGT when it was in Beta.I stopped using both around 2017/8.I'm going back to Zwift.I have a Proform TDF bike and am currently using the inbuilt stuff,which is OK,but now just about everyone I know/ride with are on Zwift so Zwift makes more sense.It's now £12.99 a month?It was £6.99 the last time I subscribed but TBH it does have much more choice now.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

I have tried Zwift and RGT. The real world videos of RGT were nice, but I prefer the all-round approach of Zwift for social rides, training, racing, etc. It caters to whatever I feel like doing on the day.