A bike fitting solves one problem very well. It puts you in a position you can hold — sustainable, repeatable, without your knees, hands or neck dictating how the ride goes.
And then? Then you ride. And at some point you notice the position is clean but the plan behind it isn’t.
That is what SteadySignal is for.
Why a bike fitter is building a training platform
Because I have watched the same gap open up for years.
People arrive at the studio with a complaint. We work the position out properly. They leave happy. Six months later some of them are back — not because the position was wrong, but because the training never matched it. Too much too soon. Load without recovery. A plan found online that was written for somebody else.
Position and training are not separate subjects. They are the same question from two directions: what can your body hold, and how do you get there?
What makes it different
SteadySignal is not another library of plans. It is a system that looks at load, recovery and progression together — with an understanding of how you actually sit.
- Structure instead of guesswork. A plan shaped by what you genuinely ride, not by what you intended to ride.
- Load in context. Training load, recovery and progression in one picture rather than across five apps.
- Connected to your fit. If you have been fitted here, you know your position and its limits. Training can build on that.
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SteadySignal is its own brand with its own site — but it comes out of the same studio in Bensheim, and the same work with riders from first-timers to world level.
It is not a side project from a software team that has never put anyone on a bike. It is what two decades of work on real positions and real problems turned into.
Launching 2026
SteadySignal is not public yet. The platform is being finished and launch is planned for 2026.
If you want to be among the first, send me a line and I’ll let you know when it opens.
And if your position isn’t sorted yet, that is the better first step anyway. Training builds on a position. Not the other way round.