Next week, Zwift Games 2026 kicks off, and I'm already fired up about it! This isn't just another racing event—it's a moment where individual choices ripple out to shape the entire future of women's cycling on the platform. I want to
Frustrated with ZRL racing? Lighter women face a built-in disadvantage under a category system that claims to measure relative fitness but actually rewards absolute watts. We break down the data showing how current w/kg thresholds create a substantial power gap—and reveal why heavier teams can linge
My passion for Zwift runs deep—anyone who knows me knows I’m a huge fan! To me, it’s hands down the best esports cycling platform out there. No one else captures the magic quite like Zwift does: the immersive worlds, the thrill of racing, the sense of community, and the endless opportunities to trai
If you’ve followed my work, you might remember my piece from last March, Women’s Racing on Zwift: An Unfinished Journey Towards Equality, where I explored the flaws in how women’s performance in Zwift racing is measured. This time, I’ll build on that discussion, reflecting on what ZRL racing has tau
Even when you think you know exactly what something is, experiencing it differently can make it feel brand new. When we add the challenge of learning new racing tactics—when we push ourselves to understand something unfamiliar and practice it until it becomes second nature—we're training our minds w
Zwift's influence on women's cycling "in real life" is undeniable. But a strange thing happens on the Zwift platform itself. While Zwift offers tons of women-only races, they haven't figured out how to make women actually want to race in them!