Roadmancycling Recensioni 

I've known Anthony for a long time, and it's been a genuine pleasure to be coached by him directly for about five years. He has immense knowledge and a real passion for progressing his athletes. He always looks holistically at his clients' needs, adapting around life demands and the realities of getting older. I definitely reached my peak ability under his guidance. He kept me committed and motivated to improve, even though my focus was on fitness and longevity rather than high-level competition. I highly recommend working with an expert coach like Anthony who will keep you accountable but knows how to pivot around life's curveballs to maintain your progress and love for the sport over the long haul.

Matthew and the not done yet program have been a great addition to my training. It's great to be on a schedule program and I've been seeing some great results. There is also great info for your strength program and nutrition. Looking forward to keep improving

A great community and so much leading edge information. The structured training has been such a great help and the reason for my recent improved race performances. Matthew, Anthony and members are always there to help and give advice when things are going well or not so well.

I started being coached by Matthew at the start of the year and started seeing positive results with my racing after about 6 weeks. The whole Not Done With Yet program provides an all round focus on improving performance. Ideally, Matthew provides prompt responses to any questions and the zoom catch ups help in the 2 way communication process. I expect the coaching program to help me further in achieving my cycling goals. This is by far the best 1 on 1 coaching that I have experienced.

Just wanted to share a quick review for Roadman because I'm about 2 months into Anthony’s coaching program and the progress I’ve already seen is wild. I’m feeling so much stronger, faster, and motivated!!

The community calls and resources they provide you are super useful as well. e.g. I’ve learned how to do proper sprints and downhill cornering. My fueling strategy has also changed a lot (via Hexis now), I’m eating way more carbs now, haven't gained any weight, and I have so much energy throughout the day and during tough sessions. So def a game changer!

In overall, the program has a great structure and you can see that Anthony and the others put lots of effort & passion into it. They’re now also organising a cycling camp, so that people can actually connect in real life as well and makes the community stronger :)

Last but not least, shoutout to my coach Matthew, who always adapts my plan every week depending on how much time I actually have and if things move around he also makes last minute changes. Nice add-on: he has experience coaching women which is for me a huge bonus point!

Looking very much forward to how much I can progress during the upcoming months!

As a non-competitive rider looking to improve my fitness and enjoy stronger, more rewarding event performances, Not Done Yet has truly been a breath of fresh air. What really sets it apart is the quality of the information and the level of support—it stands out compared to other coaching experiences I’ve had.

The concept of a “No Drop Ride” with dedicated domestiques genuinely delivers, regardless of your goals. There are real conversations with the coaches, engaging community discussions, and a wealth of insight shared by experienced professionals in the sport. Anthony, Sarah, and Matthew take the time to ensure every aspect of cycling and overall fitness is supported.

From nutrition guidance to bike handling, the program offers a comprehensive set of resources backed by the team’s expertise and strong industry connections. I’ve learned a tremendous amount along the way and have really enjoyed being part of such a diverse and welcoming community.

Even with limited experience and as a non-competitive rider, I’ve always felt like an equal member—and that’s made all the difference.

Great community for new and experienced cyclists. Great interviews with reputable and experienced guests.

Lots of scientifically proven information shared in an entertaining and engaging way that is easy to understand.

Been in the Not Done Yet cohort since January. With the help of Matthew Devins, I’ve hit all my goals so far with quite a few PB’s as well. I would highly recommend Anthony and Matthew, but then they might not have enough time for me, so, yeah, move along. Nothing to see here!

I joined the Not Done Yet coaching community after listening to the Roadman podcast and Youtube channel for quite a while. What stood out immediately was the quality and honesty of the information being shared. There’s a huge difference between trendy cycling advice on social media and evidence-based coaching from people who actually understand performance, training, recovery, and longevity in the sport.

Anthony Walsh and his team have built something that cuts through a lot of the noise. Their goal is to genuinely help everyday cyclists improve in realistic and sustainable ways, especially those of us balancing riding with careers, families, and limited training time. There’s a depth of knowledge available that would normally feel inaccessible to amateur cyclists. The community feels supportive, grounded, and full of people who genuinely want to learn and get better.

If you’re looking for cycling coaching and education that is thoughtful, science-backed, and focused on long-term progress instead of hype, I’d strongly recommend checking out Roadman and the Not Done Yet community.

Great community from all sorts of backgrounds & experience levels. Highly recommend. 👌🏻

As a cycling nerd I have watched Anthony’s RoadMan YouTube podcasts for a couple of years now and been impressed with the content and tone.

So when the opportunity arose to join the ‘Not Done Yet’ training program I jumped at the chance. So far, I have not been disappointed.

The training (my coach is Matthew Devins, based in Girona) is clearly not cookie cutter but highly individualised, sustainable and grounded in the experience of the coaching team and the cutting edge insights they have gleaned from their own careers and cycling journeys but also from their unique access to the deep knowledge of pro team coaches, scientists and riders appearing on the RoadMan podcast.

Allied to this, significant thought has gone into resources to support athletes with nutrition, strength & conditioning and recovery.

And the secret sauce might just be in the community element that is apparent through weekly video calls where athletes can ask questions and see the progression of their NDY peers. I have found this ‘club feel’ element educative and inspiring.

Carrying an injury and burnout when I joined, the community access and the human touch that I have experienced - shout out to the awesome Sarah who welcomed me without judgment when I joined and to Matthew who is so relatable - have still left me feeling connected to the group even when training wasn’t possible. I’m now looking forward to making full use of the coaching and will update this review in due course.

Excellent support, tailoring, compassion, and understanding. It’s making a real difference to my fitness and confidence on the bike.

I had a brilliant experience with Roadman Cycling’s coaching program. I had been stuck on a plateau for a while, but the structure, guidance, and support helped me finally break through and start making real progress again.
Having spent years trudging around in Zone 2, the variety in the program reinvigorated my enthusiasm.
I loved the process and would highly recommend it to any cyclist looking to improve.

I am in the program for the past month, but already can see the difference in the training approach. The team behind Not done yet is really knowledgeable and the trainings are not day to day session, but structured plan which gives the bigger picture in larger timeframe.

I recommend the plan to anyone who is serious to his endurance training and want to level up.

Not Done Yet triggered an inner fire that motivated me to be coached after 20 years of triathlon and 15 years of motorcycle racing and prove to myself I still had something to give. In just 6 short months, I've not only improved my FTP which had diminished over the years, but had me winning races against people half my age.

Roadman is an indispensable resource for cycling training. The group is well versed and attentive. Matthew is extremely fast at following up to all questions and adjustment requests to workout scheduling despite me being a "low-maintenance" kind of guy!

I’ve been a member of the Roadman Cycling (Not done yet) since the start of this year, and it has had a huge impact on my cycling training. The training structures are on point, easy to follow, and have helped me stay consistent and focused.

Since using the platform, I’ve seen a massive improvement in my cycling numbers, fitness, and overall performance on the bike. The analytics and tracking tools make it easy to monitor progress and stay motivated throughout each training block.

A big plus has also been working with my coach, Matthew Devins, who is always available for advice, feedback, and adjustments when needed. Having that level of support alongside the platform has made the experience even better.

While the subscription isn’t the cheapest option out there, the pricing is worth it for the value you get. Overall, I’d highly recommend Roadman Cycling (Not done yet) to anyone who is serious about improving their endurance training and cycling performance.

Roadman Cycling’s coaching program was exactly what I needed. I felt like my progress had stalled, but the plan gave me structure, focus, and confidence again. I started seeing improvements quickly and genuinely loved the experience. Highly recommend it.

I sat on the fence of having a cycling coach for about 12 months. Being new to road cycling and racing I eased myself in with a local club. Made some newbie gains, but never really having a plan when heading out the door on the bike, for training spins.
Took the jump in January when the Roadman not done yet program was launched. Had my initial tests to see where I was at physically and my zones were set from there. Weekly structured programs, so I finally had a plan. FTP numbers and sprint power have increased over the last four months, PB's on my FTP and sprints!
and I have much more confidence when competing in local races, not just hanging on anymore.

Main benefits of the group for me are;

Direct access to the coaches for any queries, or feedback.
Structured training plans each week.
Weekly live questions and answers meeting.
A cycling community where everyone can add their own experiences etc.
Hours of knowledge based videos, from every aspect of cycling.
Looking forward to seeing where I progress as the months go on.
Would highly recommend.