For athletes who train with intent

Your coach.
Meeting you where you are.
Getting you where you’re going.

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No credit card. Works with or without a wearable.

The morning every athlete knows

You feel greatHRV down 30%. Slept 5.2 hours.Go hard or back off?
Legs feel heavyOura says Optimal. Garmin says Go.Trust the legs or the watch?
Feeling fineHRV declining 3 days. No load to explain.Ignore it or listen?

One clear call

Modify

Feel great, but let’s confirm.

HRV has declined 3 days without a load explanation. Last time this pattern appeared (Nov 14) you got sick 2 days later. Easy day. Hydrate. Sleep early.

Sleep5.2h
HRV↓ 3 days
LoadLow

Not a score. Not a dashboard. One honest answer you can act on before you clip in.

What experienced athletes still miss.

01

The silent illness

HRV declining 3 days. No fatigue. No sore throat. You feel fine. Until Friday.

02

The false alarm

Oura shows yellow. You panic. But you only slept 5 hours. That explains it. Train as planned.

03

The masked fatigue

Legs feel great. HRV looks green. But you had back-to-back hard days and muscles recover slower than the nervous system.

04

The wrong threshold

Build-week fatigue isn’t overtraining. Taper flatness isn’t illness. The right call depends on where you are in the plan.

How it works

01

Feel first

How did you show up? Energy, soreness, motivation, stress. 30 seconds. Before you see any data.

02

Data second

We layer your devices on top. Oura, WHOOP, Garmin, Strava. We look for where feel and data disagree.

03

One clear call

Align? Green light. Conflict? The least regrettable move for today, calibrated to your training phase.

04

Week adjusted

Bailed today? Thursday’s intervals move to Saturday. The plan adapts.

05

Goal on track

Every decision is a point on your trajectory toward race day.

See the shape of your season.

Fitness, fatigue, and form trending over weeks. A corridor tells you whether you’re still on track for race day.

Build block · 25 days21 days to race
RaceToday
On trackFitness rising

“We’re not asking ourselves how we slept or how we feel. We’re asking what our devices think.”

Rachele Pojednic  ·  Exercise physiologist

Race morning. No surprises.

Train by feel. Backed by data. Goal on track.

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