Training planning · Beta

Plan training. Support development.

Beta: These areas are still being developed. We agree the scope and activation with your practice before use. Weekly plans and training zones support your planning. You assess whether sessions, volume and zones suit the athlete. We do not promise safe automatic load control or a particular training outcome.

Coach cockpit with weekly plan overview and zones
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Weekly plan with zones from goal and daily readiness

Create and edit weekly plans with sessions and training zones. Suggestions require your professional review; we agree the scope and available planning functions for the beta.

Weekly grid with a session moved and edited by the coach
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Changes stay visible in the weekly grid

If you move a session because of low daily readiness, it remains recognisable in the weekly grid as an edited session. So nothing slips past the plan unnoticed.

An athlete’s load history over several weeks
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Load history in view

Weekly volume, wellness entries and load metrics support your overview. Alone they do not establish recovery or readiness and do not replace individual assessment.

Season planning with build, taper and competition blocks for two athletes
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Season with build, taper and competition

For A and B races, blocks for build, taper, competition and recovery are set up. You see them in the plan across the whole season and know what each week is working towards.

Methodology page of training planning
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The methodology is in the product

The zone model and the strength training level are described directly in the product, not just in the sales conversation. So you can read up on what the zones are based on and explain it to your athlete.

Who it suits and what comes next.

Who it’s for

Coaches, coaching studios and sports medicine practices

For everyone who manages load in spreadsheets today and translates diagnostic results into zones by hand. Here they become one continuous weekly plan.

In the workflow

Approval becomes a plan

The diagnostic result feeds into weekly planning. The finished plan goes straight into the athlete portal, where your athlete sees what is coming up this week. The next test shows what has changed.

Next step

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