A cyclist stands beside a gravel bike on a grassy ridge, looking out over a sea of cloud filling the valleys below.

What’s your big audacious goal?

Example goals: Bike across the Pyrenees before I turn 60. Hike the GR10 next summer. Run my first half marathon in April. Walk the Camino de Santiago the year I retire. Ride my first 100 miles this summer.

Choose the ride, hike, or run you keep thinking about. Plan the route, train with people you trust, and see each week how much closer you are.

Start privately. Choose what you share later.

A cyclist takes a selfie on a country road, with autumn trees and snow-capped mountains behind him.
Seen from behind, a rider pedals across a grassy field toward snow-dusted peaks.

Why this exists

I’m 58. Before I turn 60, I’m biking across the Pyrenees.

I live in the Pyrenees. John, my college friend and training partner, lives in Denver. We needed one place to plan the route, log our training, keep each other honest and, eventually, tell the story. BAG Club started as that place. Now it can hold your goal too.

Mediterranean to Atlantic
~0 km
Between two training partners
0 km
Days left before October 2028
0

From idea to finish line

Point A to Point B, one week at a time.

  1. 01

    Say it out loud

    Name the goal, the deadline, and why it matters. It stays private until you decide otherwise.

  2. 02

    Map the route

    Shape the route, stages, and target date, and see what the distance and climbing will ask of you.

  3. 03

    Train together

    Log rides, hikes, and runs against the goal. Invite a partner, even one on another continent.

  4. 04

    Share the journey

    Publish a goal page as an unlisted link or a public page. Make it private again whenever you choose.

A cyclist silhouetted against the morning sun crosses a rocky high pasture, with cloud lying in the valleys beyond.

Goals first.
Activities second.

A 40 km ride matters because of what it’s for. Every ride, hike, and run you log counts toward the goal you chose.

A smiling cyclist holds his bike high over his head on a grassy summit, with mountain peaks behind him.

The whole point

I’m 0 kilometers closer to becoming the person who can do this.

Not just “I rode 42 km today.” Every session counts toward something you care about. Start privately, bring in the people you trust, and share when you’re ready.