Scale your coaching without diluting your judgment.
Plan My Peak compares completed rides against the plan, combines training and health signals, and prepares personalised feedback for your approval, so every athlete receives more timely coaching without increasing manual review.
Personalised feedback at a scalable workload.
WHY COACHES USE ITSupport more athletes
Automate the time-consuming work so you can deliver high-quality coaching to more athletes.
Prioritise who needs attention
Signals highlight athletes who may be struggling so you can focus where your impact is greatest.
Protect the personal coaching experience
Athletes receive timely, relevant feedback with your voice and judgment behind it.
Plan My Peak is built for a human-in-the-loop approach. We believe AI should handle the repetitive analysis, not the professional judgment. For a deeper look at this perspective, read Asker Jeukendrup’s article:
The role of artificial intelligence in endurance sports: replacing or supporting the practitioner? ↗See how one ride becomes coach-approved feedback.
From plan to review to athlete feedback. Here’s the workflow in action.
Planned workout and completed ride stay connected.
We compare what was planned with what was executed.
Compliance and predictive fatigue signals are surfaced for review.
See how the session performed and how the athlete is responding.
AI drafts feedback using the workout context.
A personalised message is prepared with objective insights.
The coach reviews, refines, and approves the final message.
You make the call. The athlete receives your coaching.
Built to fit your workflow.
WORKS WITH YOUR STACKTrainingPeaks workflow
Works with your existing coaching workflow, with no need to move your plans or athletes.
Training + health data
Training and health data combined in one view, so nothing gets reviewed in isolation.
Fatigue signals
Surface fatigue signals for coach review before they become setbacks.
AI handles the repetitive review. You retain the judgment.
- Workout analysis
- Compliance summary
- Fatigue and readiness signals
- Feedback draft
- Final interpretation
- Plan changes
- Athlete-specific response
- Final message and approval