In this sponsored video, we take a look at Rouvy’s indoor training app and see how it stacks up as a Zwift alternative.
Unlike Zwift, which uses a completely virtual world, Rouvy utilises augmented reality that sees real-world courses overlayed with virtual riders.
There are more than 1,500 routes you can pick from, and because Rouvy is a sponsor of the Vuelta a España, you can access courses from around Spain – including the iconic L'Angliru.
Watch as Liam Cahill explores Rouvy's features and weighs up the differences between it and Zwift.
Rouvy offers a wide range of races should you wish to put yourself in the hurt locker, while the workouts section enables you to train with full metric analysis.
We also have a full guide to Rouvy should you wish to find out more.
