01 · Monday, 06:47
You only slept five hours.
The coach moves the hard run to Wednesday and gives you 30 easy minutes today. One tap and your week is back on track.
Tell the coach your race and how many hours you have. Your plan is ready in 90 seconds, and it changes when your week does.
01 · Monday, 06:47
The coach moves the hard run to Wednesday and gives you 30 easy minutes today. One tap and your week is back on track.
02 · Six weeks to go
Your finish-time forecast updates after every session, so you don't have to guess after each long run.
03 · Race week
Just ask. The coach knows your last four weeks and gives you a straight answer: go lighter this week, with two short race-pace efforts on Thursday.
Here's a week from a half-marathon plan. Tap what happened and see how the coach adjusts it.
Four days, about five hours. Tempo on Tuesday, the long run on Saturday, everything else easy.
An example week. In the app you tell the coach in a sentence and apply the new week with one tap.
You don't need to know your zones or your FTP. Ask in your own words and get a clear answer.
Half marathon on 25 Oct. I can do four days, about five hours a week.
Done. Week 1: tempo on Tuesday, easy on Thursday, long run Saturday, bike Sunday. First session is tomorrow, 40 minutes.
Why am I running slower than usual today?
On purpose. Easy days are what make Saturday's long run count. Go by feel: you should be able to hold a conversation.
Work trip this week, I only managed one run.
No problem. Next week starts easier and builds back up. You're a bit behind plan, still fine for 25 Oct.
Your watch's plan doesn't know your race. Most AI coaches expect you to know your numbers. A human coach is great, if you can afford one and find a spot.
“I built this for myself. Nine months later I finished an Ironman, without training much more than the year before. What changed was following a plan instead of making it up week to week.”
Lukas
Founder · Ironman finisher