Clubs: train with friends

Written By Martijn Russchen

Last updated About 7 hours ago

Clubs let you train alongside friends, a team, or a wider community — with a shared leaderboard, group events, and a weekly recap. Find them in the Clubs tab (the trophy icon in the sidebar).

Joining a club

Joining is free on every plan. Two ways in:

  • Invite link or code — open a shared invite link, or paste a code (like CLUB-XXXXXX) into Join a club. Invite links stay valid for 30 days.

  • Discover — browse public clubs in the Discover section and tap Join, no code needed.

Creating a club

Creating a club is a Pro feature (Pro and Max). Use Create club, give it a name and optional description, and choose whether to make it discoverable (anyone can find and join) or invite-only. Club size depends on the creator's plan: Pro clubs hold up to 10 members, and Max clubs are unlimited.

Inside a club

  • Overview — top performers, the next club event, recent activity, and (for clubs with a Max member) a weekly AI digest.

  • Activity — a live feed of members joining, badges earned, and completed workouts.

  • Leaderboard — rank members by TSS, distance, time, fitness (CTL), 4-week CTL growth, or badges, over 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or a year.

  • Club events — group rides and target races that members can add straight to their own training plan.

  • Members — the roster and roles (owner, admin, member).

  • Settings — your privacy controls, member invites, the discoverable toggle, and leave/delete.

The weekly AI digest (Max)

Clubs with at least one Max member get a weekly AI digest on the Overview tab — a short recap of how the club trained that week.

Your privacy

You decide what you share. In a club's Settings → What I share, you control each item individually — training volume (TSS, distance, time), fitness trend (eFTP/CTL), badges, your plan shape, and completed activities. You can also hide yourself from the leaderboard entirely.

Recovery and wellness data — your HRV, sleep, and weight — is never shared with a club, no matter your settings.

Leaving a club

You can leave any club from its Settings. If you're the owner, ownership passes to another member — or the club is deleted if you're the last one in it.