Triathletes swimming in a lake, cycling on a wet lane and running on a coastal path

Features

Built for the week you actually have

GetRaceReady turns your race date, your ability and your available hours into a structured swim, bike and run plan — then keeps it honest as life gets in the way.

Plan structure

Periodised blocks

An easier recovery week every sixth week and a two-week taper into race day, applied automatically from your race date.

Sensible sequencing

Never two sessions of the same discipline on consecutive days, and long sessions land on the days you nominate.

Brick sessions

Ride-into-run sessions are grouped and shown together in the week view, for intermediate and experienced athletes.

Day to day

Move anything

Drag a session to another day, or pick a new date from the session window when the week does not go to plan.

One-hour bike alternatives

Every bike session carries a compressed alternative of no more than an hour for days when time runs out.

Nutrition on every session

Before, during and after guidance scaled to the length and intensity of the session in front of you.

Tracking

Fitness, fatigue and readiness

A rolling 42-day fitness load and 7-day fatigue load, with race readiness derived from the balance between them.

Strava import

Connect Strava and your swims, rides and runs feed straight into your load numbers, with duplicates filtered out.

Analytics

Trends over time and weekly volume by discipline, so you can see whether the plan is actually landing.

See a real week

Tap any day to open the session, its nutrition guidance and its alternative.

Sample build week · week 5 of 16

Standard distance

Brick: ride then run

Sat 11/07 · 2 h · Long

1 h 30 steady ride straight into a 30 min run off the bike. Shown as one block.

Nutrition

During: 60 g carbohydrate per hour on the bike, sip 150 ml every 15 min on the run.

Alternative session

Compressed option: 45 min ride into a 15 min run.

Building towards middle distance? Read the full half Ironman training plan guide.