A typical day is built around one long ride or a ride plus a second session. The support vehicle shadows the route with nutrition and hydration on board, and staff guide you along the climbs and descents they know best, including the mountain springs and viewpoints worth stopping at. Ride groups are set from your Strava history, and both groups cover similar distances, gradients and climbs, so a mixed-ability group can travel together. Bikes are looked after by the support crew, so a mechanical issue gets sorted without eating into your recovery.

Coaching is the point of the week rather than an add-on. A dedicated coach is with you through every session, and the stated aim is to give you the training stimulus and the recovery time to stay consistent through a season of full or half-distance racing. Guests' accounts mention swim analysis with technique corrections in the pool, VO2 and metabolic testing, Incus Nova assessment for swim and run feedback, and nutrition and hydration planning alongside the training itself.

What separates this from a generic Mallorca cycling week is the race focus and the testing. Several of the camps are named for specific races, including a 70.3 Camp and Ironman Wales and Ironman Leeds camps listed under the UK training camps, and the coaching is built around preparing you for a named event. The operator also runs 1:1 camps, including dates from 29 August to 19 September 2026, for athletes who want the week to themselves.

Mallorca in March, April and May is the operator's own pick for riding: the Tramuntana range to the west, villages with fincas and fruit groves, and roads where you are likely to see more bikes than cars. Alcudia puts you in the north of the island, within reach of the coast and the climbs. From mid-May through August the island is in peak holiday season and the group camps stop, with training offered on a 1:1 basis instead.

Jon Goodege is the coach behind the camps. Guest testimonials describe him tailoring sessions to individual goals, knowing the island's cycling routes in detail, and answering questions on nutrition, training intensity and race strategy. One guest credits him with a 40-minute improvement in a half Ironman time and a GB age-group slot; another describes going from 15st 2 to 12st 12 during a nutrition and weight-loss programme alongside triathlon training.

What's included

- 8 days on camp in Alcudia, Mallorca - Accommodation in a spacious studio room with a small kitchenette - Breakfast and dinner with drinks - Ride nutrition and hydration from 3 Action Sports Nutrition - Full carbon Giant TCR road bike with Di2 groupset and disc brakes - Guided rides with experienced staff - Support vehicle with mechanical support and nutrition on board - Dedicated coach support through every session - Bike maintenance by the support crew

What's not included

- Travel to and from Mallorca - Lunches and any meals beyond breakfast and dinner - Travel insurance - Personal expenses - Any testing or analysis not specified for your camp dates