Start with the finish line
Choose a race or define the goal that gives the training block direction.
Set the goal, the time you have, and the constraints that matter. Form helps turn that context into a structured plan you can review and adjust.
Choose a race or define the goal that gives the training block direction.
Set available days, hours, limitations, and the mix of swim, bike, and run that applies to you.
Inspect, edit, reschedule, or remove workouts before they become part of your training.
A plan is only useful if it survives contact with the week. Form uses the information you provide—your goal, schedule, experience, limits, and connected training history—to create a more specific starting point.
That does not make the plan infallible. It gives you something concrete to review instead of a vague list of motivational sessions.
Form can help draft and organise training, but it cannot examine you, diagnose injury, or know every factor affecting your health. Review the plan, use your judgement, and seek qualified medical or coaching advice when appropriate.
Form brings your data, goals, and constraints into one coaching conversation.