Wild Gravel is 60 miles of remote gravel from Gnowangerup, Western Australia — about 3,500 feet of climbing out to the Stirling Range’s western edge and back.

Aid out there is limited, the field is small, and spring in the Great Southern brings variable weather and wind — a gravel day that asks for steady pacing and self-sufficiency. This is an eight-week plan for that course, built around the hours you have. Eight weeks assumes you’re starting with a base, not from scratch — it spends that fitness on steady endurance over rolling gravel, the strength that keeps you comfortable on gravel late in the day, and the pacing and fueling a limited-aid course requires.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Structured workouts on your calendar, with real power and heart-rate graphs


• Strength work built in, with video walkthroughs


• Weekly notes from me, plus the Gravel Grit mental program


• A testing week, so the plan runs on your real numbers


• The full Wild Gravel guide — pacing, fueling, weather, and remote-day self-sufficiency

WHAT YOU'LL GET

A finish you ride, not survive — steady over the last miles.

For the rider whose goal is the finish line, done right. · plans@gravelgodcoaching.com