How it works

From assessment to start line

No spreadsheets, no guesswork. Three steps put a structured, periodised plan in front of you, then keep it workable week to week.

01

Complete the athlete assessment

Age confirmation, units, experience, current swim, bike and run ability, recent weekly volume, equipment, pool access and length, injuries and accessibility needs, and the days you can actually train. Progress saves as you go, so you can stop and come back.

A coach talking to an athlete at the side of a British 25 metre pool
02

Set your race

Event name, race date, whether it is an A, B or C race, and the distance — super sprint, sprint, standard, middle or full. Choose whether you want to train by power, heart rate, pace or RPE.

Bikes racked in a misty transition area at dawn in a British park
03

Train, move sessions and adapt

Follow the Monday-start week, drag sessions to different days, take the one-hour bike alternative when time is short, and watch fitness, fatigue and race readiness respond to what you actually complete.

Triathletes swimming, cycling and running in overcast British conditions

A week you can try right now

This is a real build week from a standard-distance plan. Tap a day to open the session.

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.

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