
PHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
CYCLING COACHING
ONE Alpha assesses your baseline, prescribes the stimulus, monitors your response and adjusts the process to develop power, endurance and competitive capacity.
Two decades of applied cycling science.

Preparation and competition
Load, recovery, pacing, strategy and individual response work together to prepare for real courses, personal bests and competitive goals.
Alpha interprets
ONE assesses your response, monitors progress and adjusts each week around your goal, recovery and race calendar.
ONE TRAINING PLANS
Every session, block and adjustment serves a concrete objective. ONE connects baseline assessment, planning, monitoring and race strategy so training can produce measurable change without losing sight of recovery, health and real life.
Delivery
Online · global reach
Follow-up
Weekly or fortnightly, according to the process
You receive
Personalized plan, race strategy and reports
The plan begins with the result you want to build, not with a generic calendar.
Planning and analysis stay connected throughout the process.
Four connected actions keep the plan responsive instead of static.
The system adapts to the athlete’s level, available data and competitive ambition.
The appropriate service level is defined before starting; scope is not improvised after enrollment.
Need a baseline before choosing a plan?See performance assessment
Ask about ONE training plansONE INTELLIGENCE
The training plan is only the visible surface. Underneath, ONE Intelligence connects physiological analysis, session design, instant modeling and race-data review in one system.

PHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

SESSION BUILDER

MODELING AND VALIDATION

RACE-DATA REVIEW
The price is monthly because the work is monthly: a plan that is never revised stops being a plan after three weeks. What you pay for is not a file of sessions — it is someone reading your response every week and changing what needs changing.
Investment
from USD 110 / monthapprox. $ 350.000 COP
No lock-in. The first month usually includes an initial assessment so nothing is programmed on assumptions; if you already bring recent data, it is used.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It is built from your level, weekly availability, history, goals, calendar and the data you already have. It is not a template or a calendar shared between riders.
Either. The process can integrate power, heart rate, perceived effort, load, recovery and context. How deep the analysis goes depends on the data and devices available, and that is stated before starting rather than after.
Yes. Planning and follow-up work from anywhere. On-site assessments in the Bogotá laboratory are added when they contribute something the data alone cannot.
It changes the numbers. Available aerobic power drops noticeably at altitude, and more so for anyone not acclimatised, so an FTP measured at sea level does not transfer unchanged to Bogotá or the other way round. Zones have to be anchored where you actually train, and re-anchored if you race elsewhere.
Yes. The Alto de Patios Challenge estimates your power and heart-rate zones from FTP and body composition, free, with no sign-up and with a correction for Bogotá altitude. They are formula-based estimates rather than measurements, but understanding what each zone means before someone prescribes work inside them changes what you can ask of a plan.
It happens more often than it looks. If your position on the bike forces you to compensate, more hours of plan amplify the problem instead of solving it. When the case points that way it is said plainly, and the assessment moves to biomechanics or to a performance evaluation before adding more load.
Tell us your goal, race schedule and available data. ONE Alpha builds and controls a process that evolves with your real response.