Zwift 1.1.13

Zwift is a multiplayer online cycling and running videogame and physical training program that enables users to interact, train and compete in a virtual world.

Zwift uses technology that captures power, speed, cadence, heart rate, and other data points from sensors on bikes or treadmills to turn users' activities into a game-like experience. A digital avatar, representing each user, rides or runs through the virtual Zwift world where courses aim to simulate real world outdoor routes and conditions. Riders can choose between singleplayer or multiplayer modes.

To use Zwift you need a device for screen display such as a computer, tablet or other mobile device, and a compatible indoor cycling trainer or treadmill with Bluetooth or ANT+ connectivity. You can also use additional sensors like heart rate monitors to track your performance metrics.

Zwift offers different pricing plans depending on your preferred commitment and payment methods. They charge $14.99 a month (with break opportunities) for a standard membership, or $179.88 for an annual membership. They also offer a family membership where up to five family members can share one account at a cost of $19.99 a month.

Yes! Zwift allows users to ride together in the same virtual environment regardless of their location. You can join ‘meetup’ events or participate in ‘group rides’ which are guided by other users.

You can sign up for Zwift through their website, www.zwift.com. You’ll need to select a pricing plan and create an account using a valid email address.

Yes, you need an internet connection with good speed to use Zwift, as this is what allows you to interact and ride with other users in real time.

Zwift has apps for Windows and Mac computers, iOS and Android mobile devices, and Apple TV. They also support a number of Bluetooth and ANT+ devices from cycling power meters and smart trainers to heart rate monitors.

Yes! Zwift automatically saves data from your workouts when you have finished. You can view summarized information on the app or website to track your progress over time.

Zwift is generally considered a safe platform of use when following guidelines such as training safely, obeying traffic laws and wearing necessary equipment like helmets. Please keep in mind that users are responsible for their own safety.