Which rider are you?

Do a few tests and your power-duration profile fills in. Sapere shows what kind of rider your data leans towards — pick a type to see its shape. These are examples; your own profile is built from your own data.

Sprinter Puncheur All-rounder Time-trialist Climber

Sprinter. Top-end sprint and 1-minute power; the 20-minute/FTP end sits lower. Explosive.

Puncheur. Big 1-to-5-minute punch — the rider for short, sharp climbs and attacks.

All-rounder. Balanced across every axis — no single standout, strong everywhere.

Time-trialist. FTP-dominant, flat power — the diesel engine for long, steady efforts.

Climber. High sustained W/kg with a strong 5-minute punch — built for the climbs.

How the radar is built

The radar follows the Allen & Coggan power profile: sprint, 1-minute, 5-minute and FTP power, plus durability. Each axis is normalised to a percentile band (0–100) — never raw W/kg — so it compares fairly across riders, sexes and levels. Your type is read from the shape of the profile, and on a thin profile Sapere says it’s an all-rounder “leaning” towards a type rather than over-claiming. The climber and time-trialist both lean on endurance; the climber is set apart by a stronger 5-minute punch.

Power profile: Allen & Coggan. Durability is emerging science (Maunder et al., 2021) — our reading, not a standard.

Examples only — Sapere builds your real profile from your own tests, and labels axes you haven’t filled yet.

Sapere is a training & wellness tool — not a medical device.