The jelly-leg feeling, explained
The first few minutes off the bike your legs feel wooden. A brick workout — bike then run, back to back — moves that surprise off race day and onto a random Thursday. 🚴→🏃
Answer four questions and get a plan for all three sports — swim, bike and run. Open the app to one clear workout for today, push it to your Apple Watch, and tell your AI coach when life gets in the way.








Straight from the factory's content calendar — what actually goes out for this app.
The first few minutes off the bike your legs feel wooden. A brick workout — bike then run, back to back — moves that surprise off race day and onto a random Thursday. 🚴→🏃
No pace charts, no heart-rate zones to decode. TriAI plans by time — a duration and a plain-language effort. Swim easy for 45. That's the whole instruction. 🏊
Told it I was wrecked and short on time this week. It didn't just reply — it turned Thursday's ride into a rest day and dropped the week 20%, with an undo. First one that edits the plan instead of lecturing me. r/triathlon
Half distance · 1.9k swim / 90k bike / 21.1k run. Pick the date, answer four questions, and it builds the weeks back from race day. 🏁
Tap once and today's session lands on your Apple Watch as a real structured workout — warm-up, intervals, cool-down — tapping you through each step. Leave the phone at home. ⌚
The lake is the leg everyone dreads. What's really different from the pool, how to sight, and the in-water reset for when your chest goes tight. Wrote up the plain version, no hype. r/Swimming
Taper week feels wrong — you cut volume right when you're fittest, and that's the point. Miss a day and there's no streak yelling at you; it just says “here's today.” 🏊🚴🏃