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Prompts to get the best out of your AI coach

Copy any of these into the TRI-HARDER chat. They are designed to make full use of the training context the coach already sees about you.

Tip: The coach already sees your recent workouts, fitness trend, race calendar, and coaching memory. You do not need to re-state that — just ask the question.

Weekly planning

Use these to shape the week ahead based on what you have already done.

Plan the rest of my week

Based on what I have done so far this week and how my training load is trending, suggest the rest of the week's sessions. Keep my next race in mind and flag anything I should skip if I am too fatigued.

Adjust for a busy work day

I have a heavy work day tomorrow and only ~45 minutes available before 7am. Suggest the highest-value session I can do given my current training block.

Recovery week check

Look at my last three weeks of training. Am I due for a recovery week? If yes, suggest a structure for it. If no, explain why I can keep loading.

Workout analysis

Get focused feedback on what just happened in a session.

Analyse my last hard session

Look at my most recent threshold or interval session. How did I execute it relative to the prescribed effort? What does the heart-rate or power data tell you about my fitness right now?

Decoupling and aerobic efficiency

Look at my last two long endurance rides or runs. Calculate (or estimate) my pace-to-heart-rate decoupling. Is my aerobic engine improving?

Why did this session feel hard?

I felt much worse than expected on my last session. Look at the numbers, my recent load, and any notes I logged. What is the most likely explanation?

Race preparation

Sharpen the plan as a race approaches.

Race-day pacing strategy

My next race is coming up. Given my current fitness, recent race results, and the course profile (let me describe it if needed), suggest a pacing strategy for swim, bike, and run.

Build a taper plan

Build me a taper plan for the final 10–14 days before my next race. I want to arrive sharp but not flat. Include intensity sessions and total volume targets.

What is my A-race readiness?

Honestly assess my readiness for my next A-race. What are my current strengths going in, and what are my biggest risk factors? Be direct.

Recovery and health

Catch problems before they become injuries.

Am I overreaching?

Look at my CTL, ATL, TSB, and ACWR over the last six weeks. Am I in a healthy load progression, or am I trending toward overreaching? What should I change in the next 7 days?

Manage a niggle

I have a mild [calf / Achilles / lower back / knee] niggle. Adjust this week's training to keep aerobic stimulus while reducing the risk of it getting worse.

Sleep and training quality

Yesterday I slept poorly (~5 hours). Should I keep today's planned session, modify it, or move it? Justify based on adaptation principles.

Goal setting and reflection

Step back from the day-to-day and look at the bigger picture.

Quarterly review

Summarise the last 12 weeks of my training. Where have I improved? Where have I stalled? What two or three priorities should I set for the next 12 weeks?

Build season goals

Help me set 2–3 specific, measurable goals for the next training season. Use my current fitness, race calendar, and any limiters you can see in my data.

Strengths and limiters

Across swim, bike, and run, what are my biggest strengths and biggest limiters right now? Recommend one focused intervention for each limiter.

Nutrition and fuelling

Race-day execution and big-session fuelling.

Race-day fuelling plan

Build me a race-day fuelling plan for [race distance and expected duration]. Include carbs per hour, sodium, and a practical timing schedule from breakfast to finish.

Long-session fuelling test

I am doing a long brick session this weekend (~4 hours). Suggest a fuelling test I can use this session to dial in race-day intake. What should I track during and after?

Mindset and execution

The bits that are not in the data.

Pre-race nerves

I tend to overcook the bike when I am nervous on race day. Suggest a concrete mental routine for the swim exit through the first 20 minutes of the bike to keep me on plan.

Lost motivation

I have lost some motivation lately. Look at my recent training and tell me honestly: do I need a real break, a change of stimulus, or just a different goal? Be specific.

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