Flow Ride Zurich (Cycling)
Who is this for?
This ride is designed for entrepreneurs, innovators, business leaders, and professionals—members of the Impact Hub community and beyond. If you are a road cyclist looking to break away from traditional networking and connect with like-minded peers in a dynamic and inspiring setting, this experience is for you. We believe the best conversations happen in motion, and this ride is your opportunity to share ideas, tackle challenges, and build meaningful relationships that extend beyond the boardroom.
A road bike, helmet, and appropriate cycling gear are required to participate.
Event Agenda:
16:30: Meet & Prepare
Arrive with your road bike, helmet, and cycling gear. A heart rate monitor is recommended to get the most out of the experience.16:45: Pre-Ride Briefing
A short introduction to the principles of group riding, safety, and how we'll use the ride to spark ideas and enter a state of "flow."17:00: Flow Ride (90 mins)
We roll out for a guided group ride. The ride will incorporate structured communication and ideation exercises, including "speed dating" dialogues, "crazy eights" brainstorming, and a "flow interval" to put principles into practice.18:45: Return & Refresh
Arrive back at Impact Hub. Securely lock your bike and use the facilities to change and freshen up.19:00: Apéro & AI Companion Demo
Join us at Café Auer for a post-ride apéro. Connect with your fellow riders, and get an exclusive free trial of the Flowstate Cyclist AI companions to see how you can continue your journey.
Route: The Northern Hills Loop (~45 km)
This scenic 45km loop with approximately 420 meters of elevation offers a perfect escape from the city bustle. Starting from Impact Hub, we'll follow the Limmat river before heading north into the rolling countryside. The route will take us on quiet roads through charming villages and patches of forest, providing a refreshing change of pace and inspiring lake and city views. This course is mainly conversational with some climbing elements to get into the flow, making it ideal for our structured networking exercises.