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Training & analysis
Using the calculator catalog (premium athlete)
What each calculator does, and when to reach for which.
What the catalog is
/calculators/ is the public catalog of execution calculators.
Premium athletes (direct paid or coach granted) can run every
calculator. Free athletes see them but cannot save outputs.
What is in the catalog
Pacing
- Bike pace (target power or HR for a given distance, course,
conditions).
- Run pace (target pace or HR for a given distance, course,
weather).
- Swim pace (target pace for a given distance and water type).
Fueling
- Carbohydrate plan by leg (grams/hour by intensity).
- Product map that translates grams/hour into your specific
registered gels, bars, drinks.
Hydration
- Fluid plan (mL/hr by leg, adjusted for temperature).
- Sodium plan (mg/hr, adjusted for sweat rate if you have a
test).
Environment
- Wind adjustment: how much watts shift for a given course
and wind condition.
- Heat adjustment: pace adjustment for forecast temperature
and humidity.
- Altitude adjustment: power and pace adjustment for altitude.
- Grade adjustment: how to pace climbs without blowing up.
Body
- Sweat rate test analysis.
- Body comp interpretation.
- BSA calculator (drives drag and heat math).
Technique
- Swim distance per stroke target.
- Run cadence target.
When to reach for which
- Before a race: run pacing, fueling, hydration. Save the
outputs (they feed your race plan).
- After a hard training day: run a hydration check to see
if you under- or over-drank.
- When a race changes location: rerun environment with the
new forecast.
- When zones update: rerun pacing to make sure the brief is
still accurate.
How outputs flow into race plans
When you run a calculator from inside the race planning wizard,
the outputs are saved to that race and surface on the brief
automatically. Running a calculator standalone produces a one-off
result you can save to your account.