TRAINING PLANNING
A training plan you can inspect and change.
Plan a week by sport, duration, distance, and purpose, then keep every adjustment visible and under athlete control.
Current statusManual weekly planning and real-data progress views are in development for the closed-beta product. This page describes the intended, approved V1 workflow. An open beta follows only after validation.
Build the week around a real target
A useful training plan says more than which workout happens today. It shows how the week supports a larger target and where recovery belongs. Pitwall is designed to keep that order visible on a small screen without hiding the underlying session details.
Each planned session can carry a sport, duration, distance, and training purpose. Athletes can use only the fields that help them make a decision instead of filling in every possible metric.
Treat the plan as a decision, not a command
Training changes. Work, sleep, weather, illness, travel, and the result of an earlier session can all make the original week less useful. Pitwall is intended to preserve both the old target and the new choice so an adjustment remains understandable.
- Review a proposed change before accepting it.
- Keep rest and recovery visible instead of counting only completed volume.
- Edit or move a session without rewriting the history of what was originally planned.
Keep advice within its boundary
Pitwall is a training sidecar, not medical care and not an autonomous coach. It can organize athlete-owned information and prepare explanations, but it cannot know every factor that should shape a safe training decision.
Pain, illness, medication, pregnancy, recovery after injury, and other health questions belong with an appropriate qualified professional. The product should make uncertainty visible rather than disguise it as precision.
TRAIN. PLAN. PERFORM.