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Goals and Events

Race calendar, event targeting, goal setting, and race-day preparation.

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A/B/C race priorityEvent targetingTaper timingGoal tracking

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  • Goals
  • Events

Goals

Set goals at /goals. Each goal has:

  • Title — What you want to achieve (e.g., "Break 5-hour Unbound 200")
  • Type — Performance, health, lifestyle, racing, or skill
  • Priority — High, medium, or low
  • Target date — When you want to achieve it
  • Success metrics — How you'll measure it (finish time, FTP number, etc.)

Goals can have milestones (sub-goals) and action items. Track progress through periodic check-ins where you update the percentage complete and add notes.

Goals are linked to your training plan — when you create a plan targeting a race, the plan's phases are structured around that goal's timeline.

Events

Events are specific races or competitions. Create them at /goals or from the calendar. Each event stores:

  • Name — Race name
  • Date — Race date
  • Type — Gravel, road race, time trial, marathon, criterium, cross-country, etc.
  • Location — Where the race is
  • Distance and elevation — Course details
  • Priority — A Race (your main target), B Race (important but secondary), or C Race (training race)

A race events appear on your calendar. Your training plan uses A Race dates to structure taper and peaking phases.

After the race, you can enter a race result: finishing time, placement, power data, heart rate, and a reflection on what went well and what didn't.


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