About
TRIQ is a next-generation triathlon coaching app that replaces generic training templates with a dynamic AI engine. Rather than pulling from pre-built databases, TRIQ generates each workout from scratch—tailored to the individual athlete's age, gender, weight, current fitness, and race goals. Whether you're preparing for a sprint triathlon or an Ironman, the algorithm builds personalized plans across swimming, cycling, and running disciplines, continuously adjusting based on real-world data. At the core of TRIQ is an advanced fatigue modeling system that tracks heart, muscle, and joint fatigue to prevent overtraining. A daily readiness assessment combines heart rate variability (HRV) with subjective well-being and muscle feedback, comparing data against a rolling 60-day history for highly individualized recovery recommendations. Athletes can set multiple seasonal goals, prioritizing races as A, B, or C events, while the app constructs a phased training roadmap that evolves over time. Life interruptions are handled gracefully—workouts can be rescheduled and availability updated on the fly. TRIQ also includes video-guided strength and stability exercises to complement endurance training. Backed by sports scientists and researchers in applied exercise physiology, TRIQ blends academic rigor with practical coaching intelligence. It is designed for triathletes of all abilities who want smarter, science-backed preparation without hiring a personal coach.
Key Features
- Real-Time Personalized Workout Generation: Creates unique swim, bike, and run sessions on the fly using an AI engine — no templates or databases — tailored to age, gender, weight, and fitness level.
- Advanced Fatigue Modeling: Tracks heart, muscle, and joint fatigue simultaneously to optimize training load and minimize injury risk across all three disciplines.
- Daily Readiness Assessment: Combines HRV data with subjective well-being and muscle fatigue input, comparing against 60-day rolling history for hyper-personalized recovery guidance.
- Multi-Goal Season Planning: Supports A, B, and C priority races across a full season, building a phased training roadmap that peaks you at the right moments.
- Video-Guided Strength Workouts: Complements endurance training with science-backed stability and strength exercises delivered through in-app video guidance.
Use Cases
- A beginner triathlete preparing for their first sprint triathlon who needs structured, level-appropriate training without hiring an expensive coach.
- An experienced Ironman competitor looking for data-driven plan adjustments based on daily recovery metrics and HRV tracking.
- A time-crunched athlete managing variable weekly availability who needs a plan that automatically adapts when workouts are missed or rescheduled.
- A multi-race season planner who wants to target several triathlons at different priority levels (A, B, C) within a single cohesive training roadmap.
- An athlete recovering from fatigue or minor injury who wants real-time readiness-based recommendations to avoid overtraining.
Pros
- Truly Adaptive Planning: Unlike static training apps, TRIQ re-evaluates and adjusts your plan daily based on real performance and recovery data, not just a fixed schedule.
- Science-Backed Methodology: Developed in collaboration with sports scientists and exercise physiologists, ensuring training principles are grounded in peer-reviewed research.
- Covers All Triathlon Distances: Supports sprint, Olympic, 70.3, and full Ironman race distances, making it suitable for athletes at any competitive level.
Cons
- Platform Sunset: TRIQ announced it is sunsetting in November 2025, meaning the platform is no longer available for new users or ongoing training.
- Triathlon-Only Focus: The app is purpose-built for triathletes — runners, cyclists, or swimmers training for single-sport events won't benefit from its full feature set.
Frequently Asked Questions
TRIQ supports all major triathlon distances including sprint, Olympic, 70.3 (half Ironman), and full Ironman, with race-specific training plans for each.
TRIQ uses an intelligent algorithm that factors in your age, gender, weight, current fitness level, race goals, and daily readiness data (including HRV and muscle fatigue) to generate unique workouts in real-time.
Yes. You can reschedule individual workouts or update your availability at any time. TRIQ will notify you if changes might negatively impact your health or training progress.
Each day, TRIQ evaluates your heart rate variability (HRV), subjective well-being, and muscle fatigue feedback, comparing them against your last 60 days of data to recommend whether you should train hard, recover, or modify your session.
TRIQ announced it is sunsetting on November 30, 2025, and is no longer actively maintained or available for new users after that date.