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Triathlon
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Swim, bike, run and transitions, with the Coach Research Lab and periodised planning, for coaches, triathletes and parents.

In shortThe Athleet.Ai Triathlon Edition is a set of specialist AI tools for triathlon: 27 for coaches, 17 for triathletes and 10 for parents. Swim, bike, run and transitions, with the Coach Research Lab and periodised planning, for coaches, triathletes and parents. You ask in plain language and it answers in the language of the sport, with its reasoning shown.

What is inside

54 specialist tools.

Each tool does one job well and knows the language, rules and age groups of the sport.

Profiling & Assessment

●Athlete Video AnalysisPerform AI Video Analysis of Athlete Form
●My AthletesKeep a profile for each athlete you coach. Name the athlete in any coach tool and their profile is used, so the answer fits them.

Session Builders

●Brick Session BuilderDesigns purpose-built brick sessions for triathlon athletes, indexed by purpose: neuromuscular adaptation, race simulation, fatigue resistance, and transition practice. Covers all race distances.
●Bike Session BuilderGenerates expert power-based bike sessions for triathlon athletes using Coggan zones, covering sweet spot, threshold, VO2max, anaerobic, neuromuscular, and race-specific workouts for both indoor trainer and outdoor riding.
●Run Session BuilderGenerates expert run sessions for triathlon athletes using the Daniels framework, covering easy, threshold, VO2max, repetition, and off-the-bike run sessions. Supports running power (Stryd) and GPS pace targets.
●Swim Session BuilderGenerates expert CSS-based swim sessions for triathlon athletes, covering threshold, VO2max, sprint, technique, open water, and race-pace work. Sessions are ready to hand to an athlete or poolside coach.

Specialist Pathways

●Junior & Youth PathwaySupports coaches working with junior and youth triathlon athletes on the junior and youth pathway. Covers draft-legal racing, age-appropriate volume caps, LTAD application to triathlon, safeguarding, and parent communication.
●General Triathlon CoachA general-purpose triathlon coaching assistant covering training planning, session design, and coaching interventions across Sprint, Olympic, and middle-distance triathlon.
●Long-Course Specialist (70.3 & Ironman)An AI coaching assistant for long-course triathlon: 70.3 and Ironman distance planning, session design, pacing strategy, and race-specific preparation.
●Para-Triathlon CoachSpecialist coaching support for para-triathlon athletes and their coaches. Covers British Triathlon and World Triathlon sport classification (PTVI, PTS, PTWC), discipline-specific adaptations, classification pathways, equipment considerations, and Paralympic development.
●Age-Group Time-Crunched AthleteSpecialist planning tool for time-crunched age-group triathletes training on 8 to 12 hours per week. Generates high-quality polarised and threshold-focused training templates that maximise return on limited time.

Planning & Periodisation

●Periodised Training PlannerBuilds periodised training plans for individual triathletes, from grassroots to elite and super sprint to IRONMAN: season structure, mesocycles, personal training zones and full weekly sessions.

Load & Race Preparation

●Training Load ReviewDescribes training load across swim, bike and run, using TSS, CTL, ATL and TSB by discipline, and flags sharp changes for the coach to judge. It does not predict injury.
●Race Calendar & Periodisation EngineGenerates complete macro, meso, and microcycle periodisation frameworks for triathlon athletes across all distances, handling multi-A-race seasons, drafting vs non-drafting demands, and distance-appropriate taper protocols.
●Race Intelligence & PacingGenerates course-specific race intelligence, discipline pacing strategies based on athlete FTP and threshold metrics, heat and altitude protocols, travel and jet-lag planning, and equipment selection guidance for major triathlon events.

Health & Wellbeing

●Injury and Return to Training GuideExplains common issues for triathletes and return to training principles, and what to ask a professional. It does not diagnose.

Strength & Conditioning

●Plyometric TrainingAn AI agent designed to help coaches deliver effective Plyometric Training
●Strength & Conditioning CoachA detail-oriented and proactive strength and conditioning coach for triathletes.

Nutrition & Mental Performance

●REDs - Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport AssistantAn AI agent designed to provide guidance to triathletes regarding how to fuel performance, protect health, and help prevent REDs
●Nutrition & HydrationAn AI nutrition coach for triathlon athletes covering daily nutrition periodisation, training fueling, recovery nutrition, body composition, REDs risk, and race-week preparation across all triathlon distances.
●Race Fuelling CalculatorCalculates evidence-based race-day fuelling and hydration plans for triathlon athletes by distance and intensity. Covers carbohydrate targets, sodium replacement, gut training progressions, glycogen loading protocols, and race-week nutrition.
●Mental Performance & Race TacticsAn AI sport psychology advisor for triathlon coaches and athletes covering mental skills development, race-day psychology, long-course mental management, pacing decisions, pre-race protocols, and post-race debrief frameworks.

Resources

●Rulebook AgentAn AI agent to help triathlon coaches and officials with questions about British Triathlon and World Triathlon competition rules.
●Coach Research LabTurns sport-science research into coaching you can use, by event group, with the evidence behind each intervention and how much to trust it.

Coach Workflow

●Endurance Coach AssistantAn AI agent for building mesocycles for Endurance Coaches.
●Coach WorkflowA comprehensive coach workflow tool covering squad and training camp planning, athlete-facing session notes, progress reports for athletes and federations, and template communications for difficult coaching conversations.
●Open Water & Transition CoachDevelops open water swimming skills and transition execution for triathlon athletes: sighting, drafting, mass-start tactics, wetsuit adaptation, beach and pontoon starts, and T1/T2 protocol design with time benchmarks.
01 See

Movement

Video review for coaches: upload a clip or paste a link and get cues in plain English. It works from 2D video, so it depends on the camera angle and cannot judge everything.

02 Respect

Context

Tell it what has happened this week and it shapes what you ask for tomorrow. A coach can keep a private profile of each person they coach, so every tool plans for the individual.

03 Decide

Plan

Sessions and seasons with the reasoning shown. You make the call.

A real answer in the Triathlon Edition, as it appears on a phone
Real conversations

Asked for real. Answered as you see it.

Each question below was put to a tool in this edition on 8 October 2026. The opening of each answer is shown exactly as it came back, not edited or picked from several tries. Any AI can be wrong, so treat an answer as a draft to check.

Coach · Brick Session BuilderBuild a 75 minute brick session for a group of six adults training for their first sprint triathlon in eight weeks.
Quick details needed to customise your 75 minute sprint-tri brick ⮕ To build a precise, ready-to-execute session, please confirm the following for the group ➝ Functional Threshold Power: average FTP in watts for each athlete, or at least a group range. ➝ Threshold run pace: per kilometre for each athlete, or typical group range. ➝ Session purpose: choose one primary focus today: neuromuscular, race simulation, fatigue resistance, or transition practice. ➝ Target race distance: Sprint confirmed, but please confirm if draft legal or non drafting. ➝ Environment: indoor trainers or outdoor for the bike component. ➝ Training phase: base, build, or peak.

The answer continues in the tool.

Triathlete · Transition PracticeI lose a lot of time in T1. Give me a transition practice I can do in the garden in 20 minutes.
20 minute T1 practice you can do in the garden ⮕ The aim ➝ Make T1 calm and automatic: wetsuit off quickly if you use one, helmet on and fastened before touching the bike, shoes on, go to the mount line. 20 minute garden T1 practice Setup walk-through, garden or driveway, 2 mins: Lay a small towel, put helmet upturned with straps open, sunglasses inside, number belt on top, shoes in front. Bike racked or leaned safely with an easy gear. Chalk or tape a “mount line”. What good looks like: tidy, minimal kit, everything in the order it will be used.

The answer continues in the tool.

Parent · Open Water & Cycling Safety GuideMy 13 year old wants to try open water swimming with her club. What should I check before I say yes?
Saying yes to your 13 year old's first open water session ⮕ Short answer ➝ Say yes if it is a supervised venue or a coached club session with safety cover on the water, run by qualified people, and if the coach agrees your daughter is ready. Check the venue and club rules first, as minimum ages, kit rules and parent presence vary. Why this check matters ⮕ Open water is not the same as a pool ➝ There are no walls or floor to stand on, visibility is limited, it is colder, and there may be wind, small waves, weeds and uneven entry or exit. Even strong pool swimmers can feel unsettled at first.

The answer continues in the tool.

What it is

A specialist you ask

A set of tools, each built for one job in this sport, that answer in the sport's own language with the reasoning shown. Nothing to install.

What it is not

Not a tracking app

It does not sync with watches or apps. You tell it what has happened and it works from that. The only record of an athlete is the private profile a coach chooses to keep.

Why not a general chatbot

Built for the sport

A general chatbot has to be told the sport, the rules, the age group and the caution each time. These tools start there, and stay inside what a coach would sign off.

Other editions
Quick answers

Questions people ask.

What is the Athleet.Ai Triathlon Edition?

It is the version of Athleet.Ai built for triathlon. Swim, bike, run and transitions, with the Coach Research Lab and periodised planning, for coaches, triathletes and parents.

How many AI tools are in the Triathlon Edition?

54 tool places in total: 27 for coaches, 17 for triathletes and 10 for parents. Some tools appear in more than one set. Each tool does one job and uses the language, rules and age groups of triathlon.

Who is the Triathlon Edition for?

Coaches, triathletes and parents involved in triathlon, each with their own set of tools.

How much does the Triathlon Edition cost?

The Triathlete plan is £7.99 a month. The Parent plan is £8.99 a month. The Coach plan is £19 a month. Annual plans cost less, and the price is the same for every sport.

Is the Triathlon Edition available now?

Yes. Choose a plan on the pricing page, or sign in if you already have access.

Does it replace the coach?

No. Athleet.Ai prepares options and shows its reasoning. The coach makes the decision.