Kestivo Guides

Practical guides to adaptive triathlon training.

Clear explanations of training-plan adaptation, triathlon software, athlete context, structured workouts and the role of AI in a controlled endurance-planning workflow.

Published

Start with the foundations of adaptive planning.

These guides explain both the training logic and the product capabilities required to connect planning, execution and athlete control.

Coming next

More practical triathlon-planning topics.

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In development

AI triathlon coach

What AI can contribute to endurance coaching, where deterministic checks are still required and why athlete approval matters.

In development

Triathlon training plan

How race goals, phases, discipline balance, intensity and recovery become a coherent training plan.

In development

Training plan for 70.3

The structure and priorities of a half-distance triathlon plan, including race specificity and sustainable weekly progression.

In development

How Kestivo builds a training week

A transparent look at athlete context, structured generation, validation, review and approval in the Kestivo planning loop.

Editorial principle

Explain the planning decision, not only the workout.

Kestivo guides are written to clarify how endurance-planning decisions should work. They distinguish product capability from marketing claims and make current development status explicit.

1. Athlete context before generic recommendations.
2. Structured planning before unstructured output.
3. Validation and athlete approval before saving.
Private beta

Help test athlete-controlled AI planning.

Kestivo will begin with a limited group of triathletes and self-coached endurance athletes after the AI Planning Loop is ready for real training use.

Join the waitlist