You have not fully recovered
A demanding workout may make sense on paper, but much less so after several difficult days or insufficient recovery.
Your fitness changes. Your recovery varies. Your schedule moves. Weather, fatigue and completed sessions can change your situation from one week to the next.
AI-Training was designed around one simple idea: an endurance training plan should be able to evolve with the athlete.
A plan created several weeks in advance cannot predict everything that will actually happen between today and your goal.
A demanding workout may make sense on paper, but much less so after several difficult days or insufficient recovery.
A missed, shortened, replaced or harder-than-planned session gradually changes the context of your plan.
Training zones, pace, power and your ability to tolerate training load do not remain identical over time.
Availability, fatigue, weather, personal constraints and sensations: your situation is constantly changing.
Your sport, level, goal and availability form the starting point of your training plan.
Tracking your training provides updated information that can help the next part of your program evolve when relevant.
Training load, recovery, HRV, fitness, fatigue, sleep and your own sensations can contribute to a more complete view of your current situation.
Running, trail running, cycling, MTB, indoor cycling, swimming, triathlon, swimrun, rowing and other endurance sports can be followed within the same environment.
AI-Training integrates with different sports services and devices to reduce manual input and bring your training together in one environment.
Heart rate, zones, speed, power and sport-specific data help turn your plan into practical instructions.
An app designed to connect planning, training, data and adaptation.
AI-Training fits into your sports ecosystem to connect the training you planned with the training you actually completed.
Discover another way to plan, track and understand your endurance training.