
Real load, not ideal load
Missed a session or lost a day? The plan starts from what you actually did and the time you have now. The goal is to adjust training without pretending every week went to plan.

01We don't believe in PDF templates.
02We don't believe in training more just to train more.
03We believe in measured load, respected fatigue, and hitting your peak on the right day.
04And we believe the same method works both for an age-grouper with a job and a family and for someone who just wants to move forward with intent.

Missed a session or lost a day? The plan starts from what you actually did and the time you have now. The goal is to adjust training without pretending every week went to plan.

TSS, CTL, ATL, TSB and monotony per sport and combined. Data to understand load and form, not decorative scores.

Swim, bike and run in one triathlon plan, with periodization by sport and a combined view of your load.

With a race date, the plan can organize specific blocks and a pre-race taper. Without one, it can build sustainable progress instead of treating every week like race prep.
Goal, history, available hours, gear and references such as FTP, paces, heart rate or RPE. No more context than needed.
Base, specific and race blocks. Periodization per sport and week, with the key session identified.
Structured sessions by power, pace, heart rate or RPE. Log sessions manually while the integration scope is being defined.
Planning uses what actually happened: completed sessions, availability, reported fatigue and load progression.
A design preview for reading load, form and volume by sport. The figures shown are illustrative sample data.

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