TrainingPeaks

Name: TrainingPeaks
Rating: 4.76935 (9239 reviews)

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TrainingPeaks

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User Reviews for TrainingPeaks

Pretty good, some sync interactions missing

Overall a very good training app w some (not great, or at least to confined to their app only vs export) ability to view stats, logging activities and plan workouts. Great if you have a coach that can populate it for you, or use one of TP’s plans. Sometimes a workout I do get automated allocated to a planned workout even if it wasnt supposed to. (Like if I go for a causal bike ride before my planned workout it logs that one as the planned one). No way to “de-couple” it, and no way to duplicate the planned one either. Even more needed is a better sync w Apple Health. Currently TrainingPeaks is set up with a sync for MyFitnessPal only for calories and nutritions. There are far better apps out there that sync up w Apple Health but that data (or only very limited)doesn’t flow to TP. Same with logging weight and I end up having to log it in multiple apps.

4 see, Jan 12, 2022

TP for the win!

I’ve been using TP premium for 8 months. My coach enters the workouts and typically every week I need to move things around to fit my schedule and my life. It’s very easy to do on my iPhone. I’ve also analyzed the data - TP gives you so much information - it’s awesome to see and analyze your performance. As this is 2020 corona - there have been no races. But I like how you can load them in as well as your goals. Basically, I’m getting everything I need from TP so I’m not needing to purchase anything else. TP workouts load directly into my Garmin watch and directly into Zwift. When Garmin had its issue earlier this year, I was very easily able to directly load my workout into TP by plugging my watch into my laptop - two clicks I was done! Love TP. Will purchase premium again in 2021.

a macedonian, Sep 04, 2020

Worth the learning curve

TP is an incredible training platform. It's daunting at first glance (at least the premium subscription) because of the incredible number of metrics you get, but it's worth taking the time to read up a little on what all (or at least some) of the numbers mean. It's an awesome way to stay in constant communication with your coach as well if you have one connected to it. The major plus for me is the Overall Fitness trends which can keep you pretty safe from injury and show you your improvements in concrete terms. Great training log, great communication platform, great performance metrics. TrainingPeaks is definitely a win win win and well worth the annual subscription fee for premium.

Fast Greg, Dec 15, 2019

Wealth of training data

I am a distance runner and cyclist training at an amateur level. I’ve logged as many 100 miles/week running and up to 400/week cycling. I do it for fitness and personal enjoyment so the amount of in-depth training analysis offered by Training Peaks is probably more advanced than anything I really need, but I do like to see the effect my training is having on my health and well being.That said, I do occasionally participate in sanctioned events and it’s nice to have access to some structured workouts to mix in with my steady state rides and runs and to see the effects these workouts have on my endurance, and speed/pace.As stated in another review, I do wish the training plans were less expensive so that some of us non-pro level athletes could justify the cost of purchasing and likely benefitting from a structured plan. But then again...we all have to make a living and we can’t expect the coaches that developed these plans to work for free...

fl_nightrunner, Aug 10, 2019

Love it, but beware if working with a coach...

I absolutely love this app. My ONLY complaint is that I was once working with a coach who, after switching to another coach, he “hid” all of my information from the entire year working with him from MY view on TP. He said it was his intellectual property, but son, I paid him for that year. I paid for those plans. I paid for premium TP membership as well. That year is still hidden from my view. I can see my records, etc from that time but I cannot see the workouts. Very annoying. So, if you’re switching coaches, unfortunately I’d recommend deleting your coach from your account FIRST so they cannot do this to you.

GraceColler, Oct 15, 2020

Simply the best and most user-friendly

If you have the ambition to complete an Ironman race, then you must get Training Peaks. It is the only app designed to capture, track, model and predict your future readiness for a race based on easy-to-understand metrics based on the stress experienced by duration and intensity. It all begins by establishing your thresholds for each sport, (swimming, biking and running). Each new workout is then assigned a Training Stress Score (TSS), in relation to your thresholds. One hour at full threshold produces a score of 100. Training Peaks keeps rolling averages of your TSS for you to capture how well you are doing in relation to your personal history over the past 42 days (the past 6 weeks) and the past 7 days. The 42 day average is called Fatigue, because it recognizes that your body remembers the work you’ve performed over the past six weeks. The 7 day average is called Fitness and it represents how fit you currently are. Your Form, or readiness to perform at your best, is the difference between the Fatigue, (42 day average), minus your Fitness, (the 7 day average). If you can remember these 3 concepts then Training Peaks can help you avoid injuries and help you to taper down to be ready for your best performance.

Jcdv2, Apr 29, 2018

Mobile experience could be better

In general, I think it’s a bummer that TP has stated their direction is to move away from developing the platform and features and more towards coaching. The app is stale. Power data is super smoothed in graphs with no options. You can’t actually see much of your data without it being in a graph (same for desktop/web). Don’t like the way it pairs activities to planned workouts. Not enough ability to configure what data you do get to see. I track walks along with bike and hike, for example, but it just lumps all of that into the weekly snapshot and fitness CTL on the home screen. It’s fine I guess, but it doesn’t hold a candle for long against the likes of Strava and TrainerRoad. I’m only using it because my coach uses WKO5, which honestly should be included with a TrainingPeaks subscription because you need it to see any real useful data.

jmvdigital, Oct 26, 2021

Great for Triathalon training

Training Peaks is a great app for training for Triathalons. I recently joined a Triathalon team which uses this app for workout schedules. I downloaded it in early October 2017 and I have been impressed ever since. Training peaks allows my coach to load my weekly workouts with notes and all I have to do is follow the plan. No thinking! I have a tomtom spark 3 activity tracker watch which uploads my workouts automatically into training peaks. Tomtom isn't as compatible as garmin but it works just fine when I use the editing mode. I used to rely on strava all the time to see my workouts, but now training peaks gives me way better information so I can analyze all my activities. I highly recommend training peaks. Although there are some things that are better to do from a computer as well as things that are better to do from this app. I recommend both the app and access through a regular computer.

Marshberry, Oct 28, 2017

Totally professional app to track fitness

If you want to train like a pro athlete regardless of your current fitness level then this is the right app. If you're after something quicker and easier to use or that you can dip in and out of then a regular fitness tracker such as Under Armour or Nike+ is probably more for you.I link with my Garmin and train with Carmichael Training Systems. My coach gets the data at the other end and has more software available to analyze my fitness in more detail. I'm not a pro athlete, but have always wanted to see how fit I could really get whilst still busting a hectic and demanding full time job and family life. This has really helped keep me honest throughout and understand how fatigue from every day life impacts my ability to train.Great app - keep up the good work!!

Speedywiddi, Sep 12, 2017

Training Peaks = success

I am an IRONMAN because of Training Peaks. Training Peaks was my guide during my first season as an age-group triathlete in which I competed in 5 triathlons—an Olympic distance, a half-IRONMAN, a full IRONMAN, and 2 sprints. Training Peaks has so many training plans available for any level of athlete, and the flexibility you get with the Premium edition to move sessions around as needed to fit your schedule worked so well for me. My “A” race in my first season was the Lake Placid IM. Three days before the race, I noticed my fatigue score was higher than it should be, so I took those days completely off. I was really nervous about doing so, wanting to get those last couple of taper-week sessions in, but I trusted the numbers and my training. On race day, according to my fitness score I was in perfect form. Turns out I was. I finished about 1.5 hours faster than I projected, and I felt really great at the finish. A few weeks later, I took 3rd in my age group in a sprint distance tri. A great way to finish my first season. Training Peaks provided me the detailed plan I needed as well as the flexibility to work sessions into a demanding work and life schedule. I just had to bring the discipline, dedication and faith that the plan would help me achieve success. And it did. As I begin my second season, I can’t even imagine being without Training Peaks. It is my daily guide to what I believe will be another successful season.

TheGreatestGatsby, Dec 28, 2017

Description

TrainingPeaks is the perfect fitness app for endurance athletes of all ability levels. Whether your goal is to run a half marathon, finish a Gran Fondo or complete an IRONMAN, our app will help you reach your fitness goals. TrainingPeaks is compatible with with over 100 apps and devices including the Apple Health app.

Plus, our Auto-Sync feature allows you to automatically upload workouts completed with your Apple Watch or popular fitness devices such as Garmin, Suunto, Polar, Coros, Fitbit and Zwift. Training Made Easy: • Quickly view today’s workout on the go • Record workouts with your Apple Watch • Add events to your training calendar and track your progress toward those goals • Weekly Snapshot shows your fitness summary at a glance • Keep track of how many miles you’re putting on your gear Go Premium: • Plan your workouts in advance from your iPhone or iPad • Create your season Annual Training Plan • Target your perfect build and taper with the Performance Management Chart • Communicate with your coach via post-activity comments • Use the Advanced Search Option to find any workout • Create custom intervals to view specific data • Create a workout library to quickly create training schedules The Premium subscription is available through Apple In-App Purchases. The one-month Premium subscription is a one-time payment of $19.99. The one-year Premium subscription is a one-time payment of $119.99. Privacy Policy: https://home.trainingpeaks.com/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://home.trainingpeaks.com/terms-of-use Trusted Partner of: USA Cycling, USA Triathlon, British Cycling, British Triathlon, Cycling Australia, Cannondale-Drapac, USTFCCCA, and others.