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    Training dashboard showing an athlete's weekly plan and load

    Training planning for endurance coaches

    Training planning software for endurance coaches

    Plan seasons, blocks and individual sessions for all your athletes from one library. Endurix prepares the weekly plan according to your rules; you review, adjust and publish.

    Works with Garmin and Strava
    Your method stays in charge
    No surcharge per athlete

    Sound familiar?

    Planning takes more time than the coaching itself.

    A separate spreadsheet per athlete, retyping the same blocks every week and then manually checking what was actually done. That work does not scale as your group grows.

    01

    Rebuilding the same training blocks from scratch for every athlete.

    02

    Separate files where you can hardly trace why you planned something.

    03

    Manually comparing planned and completed sessions.

    What the software does

    From season goal to training week.

    Periodization, weekly planning and follow-up live in the same environment, so you make decisions in one place.

    Periodization from your rules

    Base, build, peak and taper are proposed based on goal, date and available weeks. You keep the final say.

    Your own workout library

    Build a session once and reuse it per discipline, level or phase.

    One calendar for coach and athlete

    Individual calendars and the group overview in the same week and day view.

    Deviation detection

    See which athletes deviate in execution, load or recovery before it becomes a problem.

    Sync with Garmin and Strava

    Planned workouts go to the watch, completed activities flow back automatically.

    Overview across your whole group

    One dashboard with every athlete's status instead of separate files.

    How it works

    Four steps to a published week.

    01

    Set up your library

    Capture workouts, blocks and periodization rules once.

    02

    Pick the goal and date

    Endurix spreads the available weeks across the training phases.

    03

    Review the proposal

    Adjust wherever the athlete, calendar or current form asks for it.

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    Publish and follow up

    The week goes to athlete and watch; deviations come back to you.

    Frequently asked questions

    What coaches want to know about planning

    Which coaches is this training planning software for?

    For endurance coaches in running, cycling and triathlon who guide several athletes at once and want to keep following their own training method.

    Does Endurix impose a training method?

    No. You capture your own workouts and periodization rules; Endurix drafts a proposal from those, which you review and adjust before it reaches the athlete.

    Can I reuse a plan for multiple athletes?

    Yes. Workouts, blocks and complete plans live in your own library and can be reused and adjusted per athlete.

    Do I see when an athlete deviates from the plan?

    Endurix places planning, execution and recovery side by side and flags deviations in execution or load, so you do not have to check everything manually each week.

    What does Endurix training planning software cost?

    A coach workspace costs €19 per month for 1–5 athletes, €39 for 6–20, €69 for 21–50 and €99 for 51–100 athletes. Every feature is included and coached athletes pay nothing extra.

    Plan faster, coach better.

    Set up your library, connect Garmin or Strava and let Endurix take over the repetitive planning.

    Trust

    Built on coaching, science and privacy

    Coaching expertise

    Endurix is built together with coaches who guide athletes every day. Our articles are written and reviewed by people with a coaching background.

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    Grounded in science

    Training guidance points back to the underlying literature. Every knowledge base article lists the sources we used.

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    Careful with your data

    Your training data stays yours. We process personal data under the GDPR and explain exactly what we do with connected Garmin and Strava data.

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