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From your first import to race day

Everything Adaptive Training does, in the order you'll use it — and you can click through all of it right now in the live demo.

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Import Today's session Fitness & form Power Ride analysis Planning Workouts Sync Coach controls Your data

Start with your rides

Connect Strava or drop in a FIT, GPX, or TCX file. Adaptive Training reads your history and builds your fitness, power curve, and form in seconds — no setup, no spreadsheets.

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Know what to do today

Open Adaptive Training and today's session is already chosen — matched to your fitness, your fatigue, and what's on your calendar. Take it, swap it for an alternate, or log what you actually did.

Adaptive Training calendar — the training week with today's recommended session highlighted

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See when you're ready

One chart, the whole story: fitness rising, fatigue under control, form peaking right into your event. Overlay your wellness — sleep, fatigue, soreness, motivation — and the picture sharpens.

Adaptive Training fitness dashboard — Critical Power model, durability, and the fitness/fatigue/form chart

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Read your engine

Your full power-duration curve, Critical Power and W′, and a W′bal trace that shows the anaerobic battery drain and recharge through every ride. Plus durability — the power you hold deep into a long day, the number most tools never show you.

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Go deep on any ride

Open any ride for the full picture: power, heart-rate, and cadence streams under an interactive route map, with the W′bal trace showing the anaerobic battery drain beneath. Carve the structure yourself — create and delete laps, undo and redo, hover any split for its numbers or read them all in a table.

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Train for the day that matters

Set your goal event. Adaptive Training estimates what it will demand, measures it against your current form, and shows the gaps still standing between you and the start line — then shapes the plan to close them. Stack your A, B, and C races on the calendar and it periodizes around the ones that matter most.

Adaptive Training season plan — goal events, their demands, and the periodized plan to close the gaps

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Take it to any device

Build a session or pull one from the library, then send it straight to Zwift, Garmin, Wahoo, or TrainerRoad as .zwo, .erg, .mrc, or .fit. The day's plan, on your head unit.

Adaptive Training workout library — sessions filterable by sport, exportable to Zwift, Garmin, Wahoo, and TrainerRoad

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Push your whole plan to every device

Connect intervals.icu and Adaptive Training keeps your calendar in step — every planned session and race pushed across automatically, so the plan reaches your Garmin, Wahoo, or Zwift (yes, even Zwift on the Apple TV) the way a single exported file never could. Switch it on once; it reconciles after every Strava sync, so what you see in Adaptive Training is what's on your head unit.

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Dial it in for the athlete

Coaches and self-coached riders can shape the plan's envelope — how many hard days a week, how aggressively fitness builds, how much fatigue to carry — from an Advanced panel in Settings. Every control is bounded and starts at the engine's own default, so you set the guardrails without overriding the intelligence that fills them in.

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It's your data — keep it that way

Everything lives in a single file on your machine. Query it with built-in SQL, export it any time, back it up like anything else. No account, no lock-in.

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Click around — it's all live. The demo runs the full app on a synthetic athlete: nothing to install, nothing to lose. When you're ready, load your own rides.