From the weekly plan to the race-day taper, Triple Peaks is designed around the actual decisions an endurance athlete makes every day.
Every Monday, Triple Peaks rebuilds the week. It considers your current form, what you checked in with, how last week actually went, and your available training hours — then balances swim, bike, and run so the hard days don't collide.
When a session ends, Triple Peaks compares it against the intent, not just the numbers. You get an execution score, a concise read on pacing and zone distribution, and a recovery impact — so you know what today's ride means for tomorrow's run.
Key sessions come fully structured: warm-up, main set with repeats, cool-down. Each step has a target — pace, power, or heart rate — and can go straight to your Apple Watch so you're not fumbling with a plan during intervals.
The coach knows your plan, your last four weeks, your check-ins, and your goals. Ask to reshuffle the week, swap a session, or stress-test your race strategy — and get a concrete answer, not a hedge.
Set a goal and Triple Peaks lays out the training phases — Base, Build, Peak, Recovery — with the right volume curve and the right mix of race-specific work for your distance. You see the whole season at a glance.
At the end of every week you get a short AI summary — completion, quality, volume, and what it means for the week ahead. Highlights call out what went well. Patterns you can't see from a single workout get named.
Connect once. Rides, runs, swims, and multi-sport activities flow in with dual-source dedup — GPS, heart rate, pace, power.
Tap Good, Tired, or Unwell. Add a sleep score 1–5 and a note. Your coach factors it in before today's recommendations.
See what adaptive coaching feels like when it's built for how you actually train.