Getting started
Annual Planning
The annual planning provides an overview of the entire training year on a weekly basis. Use it to plan training build-up, races, and rest periods.
Overview
The annual planning shows all 52 weeks of the year with:
- Week number - W1 to W52
- Program - The type of training period
- Training goals - Per sport (swimming, cycling, running)
- Totals - Automatically calculated totals
- Races - Scheduled races
- Notes - Notes for the week
Display Options
At the top you can choose how the data is displayed:
- Count - Number of workouts per sport
- Duration - Training duration in hours and minutes
- Distance - Training distance in kilometers
Training Periods
Each week can receive a program label to indicate the focus:
- Build - Building volume
- Base - Base phase training
- Race-specific - Specific preparation
- Tapering - Reducing load before race
- Rest - Recovery week
- Race week - Week with competition
- Camp - Training camp
- Lab/field test - Testing week
Setting Goals
Per week you can set goals for:
- Number of workouts
- Duration per sport
- Distance per sport
Totals are automatically calculated so you can immediately see if the athlete is on track.
Planning Races
In the "Races" column you can note important competitions. These are also linked to the races page.
Tips
- Plan the annual schedule at the beginning of the season
- Build gradually with a maximum of 10% per week
- Schedule a recovery week every 3-4 weeks
- Take into account work, vacation, and other commitments