Rouvy is growing to become one of the leading indoor cycling apps. Unlike the gamified experience of Zwift or MyWhoosh, it combines real-world video routes with virtual racing and structured training ...

Since the Covid pandemic, it seems that the indoor training market has had an absolute boom. Riders, more than ever, are trading riding outside in the foul and wet weather for riding in the comfort of ...

Indoor cycling app Rouvy has announced that it has completed acquisition of fellow platform FulGaz from The Ironman Group. Building on the significant growth of Rouvy in recent years, the strategic ...

Now that the cold weather is round the corner and the icy wind is starting to blowing, it’s time to return to the Pain Cave, where the sun is always shining, the fans are blowing hard and refreshments ...

Rouvy uses what it calls "augmented roads" to create an immersive training experience. These combine GPS-based videos of real places with 3D-animated objects and rider avatars. Like Zwift and others, ...

As indoor cycling season approaches, the PEZ crew has been putting ROUVY to the test — and it’s clear this platform offers a fresh alternative to enhance indoor cycling sessions letting you ride real ...

Indoor training used to be a necessary evil for anyone looking to get a head start on the next cycling season, clamping your bike into a turbo trainer and thrashing away in front of a screen (if you ...

Indoor training used to be a necessary evil for anyone looking to get a head start on the next cycling season, clamping your ...