Zwift Chartgeist, Volume 2

The world of Zwift holds a special place in our meta-hearts, and we’ve begun designing charts that speak to its unique nature. Thanks to everyone who commented on our first set of charts. Here’s the next bunch!

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Some Zwifters use smart scales that automatically sync their weight to Zwift. We salute these bastions of racing transparency. (BTW: Withings sync on Zwift has been broken for years – but there’s an easy workaround.)

The rest of us must manually update our weights. And while we’re convinced that the vast majority of Zwifters aren’t weight doping in any extreme way, we’re quite sure many riders have skipped updating their weight on “heavy” days, optimistically looking forward to the day when their weight magically drops.

And as soon as it drops below their current setting, you can bet it will be updated.


If you’ve ever searched for the Yeti or tried to unlock the coveted Lightweight Meilenstein wheels, this chart will speak to your soul.

Your Thoughts

What do you think of this first set of Zwift charts? Got an idea for a useful chart we could put together? Share below!

Eric Schlange
Eric Schlangehttps://zwiftinsider.com
Eric runs Zwift Insider in the spare time he finds between riding his bike and managing various business interests. He lives in Northern California with his beautiful wife Monica. Follow on Strava

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Enda
Enda
4 years ago

Love the Alpe chart

David Haughton
David Haughton
4 years ago

Thank you, Eric. These are charts we can all relate to and find funny but painfully true.

M Hahn
M Hahn
4 years ago

I remember my entered weight on Zwift with great fondness.

Rosco P. Coltrane
Rosco P. Coltrane
4 years ago

Interesting, informative, guilt-inducing, and funny! Well done Eric! Thank-you!

Sharpy
Sharpy
4 years ago

The alpe is my recurring nightmare

Stanley Partington
Stanley Partington
4 years ago

To Whom It May Concern,

Please could I ask you to check my profile I did two sessions this morning, which were both saved, but have not been published on Strava as yet?

And is there a way I could change my e-mail address (Strava log in) as I know longer work at that company.

Kind Regards
Stanley Partington

Mike W
Mike W
4 years ago

Hi Stanley. This isn’t Zwift support, so no one here can check your profile. If your activity didn’t sync to strava, you can try manually uploading the .fit file from your Zwift activity. And yes you can change your email address on Strava.

Fabian
4 years ago

=D
We had a small discussion in our team last ZRL season. The trigger was, “I’ve always been at 68.0kgs since I was 16yrs old.” (by an end-40-ish team mate). 🙈
EDIT: Whereas I also have to add that we have those weight syncers too \o/

Last edited 4 years ago by Fabian
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson
4 years ago

should be changed to Aspirational Weight, then none of us need feel guilty

Last edited 4 years ago by Andrew Johnson
Bee
Bee
4 years ago

The Alpe chart is very real because I’ve climbed up the Alpe 90 times till now and saw Yeti only twice

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