Swim
Pool work with a purpose.
Technique, aerobic, and threshold sessions use swim-specific structure and targets, including critical swim speed when your history supports it.
Triathlon training
Diorama treats swim, bike, and run as one connected sport—with deterministic training templates, personal targets, bricks, race preparation, and adaptation that shows its work.
Build · Week 3
A balanced triathlon week
A real 70.3 build microcycle: one distance- and phase-aware week, not three disconnected calendars.
One sport, three disciplines
Each discipline gets its own workout language and thresholds. The templates space the work across the week, mark key, long, limiter, brick, and rehearsal sessions, and keep those priorities visible when the plan changes.
Swim
Technique, aerobic, and threshold sessions use swim-specific structure and targets, including critical swim speed when your history supports it.
Bike
Endurance rides, threshold work, and race-specific sessions resolve against your own FTP or a sensible fallback when data is still thin.
Run
Easy, tempo, and interval work is balanced against the rest of the week—not planned as if running were your only sport.
Deterministic by design
AI can help you express the goal and work through a changing week. It does not invent the training logic. Microcycles, target resolution, weekly-hour trimming, and readiness rules keep the plan bounded and repeatable. AI personalization starts from that deterministic structure and stays inside guardrails.
Distance, date, available weekdays, focus sport, and a weekly-hours cap set the boundaries.
Distance- and phase-specific microcycles define the sport mix, session roles, durations, and brick placement.
Swim CSS, bike FTP, run threshold pace, and LTHR turn intent into personal numbers.
Readiness can reduce, downgrade, substitute, or replace work through explicit rules recorded on the session.


From season to next session
Your race and phase keep the season pointed in the right direction. Readiness, pain, sleep, and recent load shape how the work lands today. The weekly check-in keeps the result editable before you accept it.
Triathlon-specific features
Sprint, Olympic, 70.3, and Ironman use distinct session durations across base, build, peak, race-specific, and distance-aware taper phases.
Choose a swim, bike, or run focus and set 5–25 weekly hours. Limiter, brick, long, and fuel-rehearsal sessions are protected first when the week is trimmed.
Linked bike-to-run sessions and transition guidance prepare you for the specific demands of race day.
70.3 and Ironman long sessions and bricks carry phase-aware carbohydrate, fluid, sodium, and tolerance-practice notes.
Post-workout coaching reads swim efficiency, bike pacing and cadence, run decoupling, or bike-to-run transition execution in the language of that sport.
Goal Detail shows swim, bike, and run status, a key risk, and one focus action. Inside four weeks, it adds a final-month triathlon summary.
A protected race-eve session follows race-date edits and carries a deterministic triathlon checklist for gear, logistics, rehearsed nutrition, pacing, timing, and sleep.
Heat, humidity, altitude, and unsafe conditions can scale, downgrade, or replace a planned session while preserving the reason.
Review sport-by-sport completion, adjust the next week, and let deterministic repair move a missed key session or drop optional work without increasing load.
When strength is included, mixed-sport templates place durability work in base and selected build weeks, then remove it from taper.
Your effort, in every sport
The template describes the purpose of the work. Your own history turns that purpose into pace, power, heart rate, and swim targets—with confidence shown when the data is still developing.
Send planned runs, rides, and swims to Apple Workout, then link the completed session back to the plan.
When recovery changes the prescription, Diorama records the rule and tells you what changed and why.