CYCLIST RECOVERY & PERFORMANCE RETREAT

Stellenbosch, South Africa | 2026 Dates To Be Confirmed

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discover a revolutionary approach to recovery and performance optimisation

Our inaugural Cyclist Retreat combines advanced nutrigenomic science with luxury longevity experiences at the prestigious Spier Wine Farm in Stellenbosch.

what's included in this retreat

Why This Retreat

Designed for all-level cyclists who want to understand and optimise their performance

  • Seek science-based performance optimisation
  • Value personalised, data-driven approaches
  • Want luxury recovery experiences
  • Desire lasting transformation beyond traditional training
  • Appreciate small group dynamics and peer learning

The For Life Longevity Difference

Our three-stage approach—Understanding, Unique Path to Wellness, and Support & Optimisation—ensures your retreat experience creates lasting change. By combining genetic insights with practical application, we help you unlock your full potential both on and off the bike.

the venue

Our inaugural Cyclist Retreat combines advanced nutrigenomic science with luxury longevity experiences at the prestigious Spier Wine Farm in Stellenbosch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Final dates will be confirmed by January 2026, with the retreat planned for August – September 2026.

Professional and serious amateur cyclists, cycling coaches, and support staff seeking science-based performance optimisation and recovery strategies.
All accommodation, meals, genomic testing and analysis, workshops, activities, and three months of post-retreat support. Flights and travel insurance are not included.

While designed with professionals in mind, we welcome dedicated amateur cyclists who are serious about their performance and recovery.

Optional scenic rides will be available, but the focus is on recovery, optimisation, and strategic planning rather than training.