feuille-de-route.fr

What It Is

Feuille de route is a French online training-tools platform for road runners and trail runners. Rather than a traditional course product built around video lessons, it focuses on race preparation with tools for generating training plans, calculating paces, estimating finish times, processing GPX routes, creating pre-race checklists, and assessing post-race recovery. The site also mentions articles, workshops, and support services provided by certified coaches.

Core Features and Training Scope

The platform centers on running training and race preparation. Subscribers can access features such as finish-time estimation, personalized training plans, detailed GPX route analysis, tapering analysis before a race, and post-race recovery analysis. Free users can use tools including VMA pace calculation, estimated arrival times at aid stations, checklists, and GPX reversing/cropping/merging. Training plans can be configured for a marathon, half marathon, 10K, 5K, or a custom distance, with inputs for elevation gain, terrain difficulty, VMA, preparation weeks, and weekly training frequency. This makes it suitable for runners preparing for a specific target race.

Pricing

The platform uses a model combining free tools with subscription-only features. The text marks several items as “Abonnés” and “Accès libre,” indicating that some advanced features require a subscription. However, it does not disclose specific pricing, billing cycles, payment methods, or refund policies, so users should verify these details on the site before purchasing.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is its complete feature set, covering multiple stages before, during, and after training and racing. It also supports data commonly used by runners, such as VMA, GPX, and Strava, and its training-plan parameters are fairly detailed, making it useful for both road and trail running scenarios. The downsides are moderate information transparency, with unclear pricing and support details; the content is primarily in French, which may be a barrier for Chinese or English-speaking users; and while certified coaches are mentioned, the text does not list specific coach backgrounds or provide a certificate-oriented learning path.

Who It’s For

It is best suited to runners with some training experience who are preparing for a road race or trail event and are willing to manage their training with data. If you mainly want a structured course on running theory or need coaching in Chinese, it may not be the most direct choice.

Access from China

The text does not provide information about access from mainland China, ICP filing, CDN usage, or app availability. Some functions also depend on a Strava connection, so actual usability needs to be tested by users themselves. Access from China is therefore unknown.