Life-first performance. Ironman. Ultra. Built around your life.
Most training plans expect you to fit your life around them. This one flips that: connect Garmin or Strava, talk to your coach every day with a 30-second voice note, and get back world-class coaching — built by a British Triathlon Level 2 coach — that adapts around your work, your family, and your recovery. Not a generic plan. Your training, understood.
Real coaching experience. Your data. One conversation away — just talk, and your plan adapts.
They assume you can train twice a day. That your work is flexible. That your family understands. That you can nap after the long ride.
They're also full of junk. Sessions without purpose. Volume without progression. Effort without understanding. You grind, you get injured, you wonder if this was a stupid idea.
It wasn't a stupid idea. It was a bad plan.
The Endurance Lab runs on life-first performance: input your real commitments — work, family, sleep, recovery — first, and your training fills the gaps that actually exist. Not the other way around. The athlete who trains with purpose — who understands what every session is doing and why, and whose plan respects their actual life — outperforms the athlete who just logs more hours. Every time.
Plenty of apps sync a Garmin or a Strava feed and call it "AI coaching." That's the easy part. The hard part — the part that actually changes your training — is judgement. That's what you're paying for here.
Garmin or Strava, linked in under a minute. Every run, ride, and swim flows straight into your athlete profile — pace, power, heart rate, elevation, the lot. No manual logging, ever.
After every session, send a 30-second voice note the way you'd message a mate: how it felt, what hurt, what's going on this week. No forms. No dropdown menus. Just speak, and it's logged.
Your data and your voice note are read together, against a real coaching methodology built by a British Triathlon Level 2 coach — archetypes, risk flags, phase logic. Not a generic pace-chasing algorithm.
Tired, injured, travelling, or flying? Your next session updates before you've finished your coffee. Not a static PDF from six weeks ago — a plan that's actually listening to you.
This is the sentence that matters: it isn't the wearable sync that makes this work — everyone has that now. It's what happens the moment after. That's the part we built.
Link your Strava account to pull your last 10 activities straight into your athlete profile.
Connected as —.
Type (or dictate with your keyboard's mic button) how a recent session felt. The AI coach reads it alongside your Strava data and replies like a real coach would.
Every session has a purpose. Every week builds on the last. Every plan is built around your life, your event, and your constraints — not a generic template.
Your event. Your timeline. Your available hours. Your equipment. Your strongest discipline and your worst one. Your injuries. Your travel schedule. Everything that matters goes in up front, so nothing gets assumed later.
From your inputs, the system produces a precise profile: your archetype, your constraints, your risk flags, and the plan type that fits your situation. You see it before your plan is built.
A full structured training plan — swim, bike, run, strength — built around your available days and hours. Sessions delivered a week in advance. Every session has an aim, success criteria, coaching cues, and a link to what comes next.
Your watch data lands automatically. After each session, send a 30-second voice note on how it felt. The system responds with coaching logic: adaptation cues, reassurance, or a flag if something needs attention. No forms. Just talk.
One education piece per week, phase-matched to your training. Week 1 is Zone 2 — because that's what you're doing. Week 7 is threshold training — because that's what's coming. You don't just follow a plan. You understand why it works.
Business trip? Late nights? A kid off school? Enter your real commitments and the system builds training around the gaps that actually exist — it never assumes an empty calendar. Missed a session? It adjusts rather than expects you to make up the miles. Consistency across months beats perfection in any individual week.
Every athlete starts here — a 6-week accelerator that builds your baseline, your habits, and your confidence before the real training block begins. Choose the path that matches your goal.
"Build from your life upward, not from the race backward."
Pace drop-off test, one long run at easy pace, one short run, one strength session. Baseline testing and your warm-up ritual, locked in.
"Get more from less."
Strength-into-run simulation, long run with fuel practice, controlled speed intro. Early fuelling habits, formed under real fatigue.
"Control what you can — confidence beats comfort."
A full confidence simulation with race-day fuelling. The Reset Drill for handling "the wobble" mid-session.
"Stronger for longer."
Progression runs, run-walk ratios for ultra distances, pacing strategy development, and fuel timing precision.
"Find your race-day rhythm."
Back-to-back long runs, heat and night-running adaptation for longer ultras, and final nutrition fine-tuning.
"Own the system — this becomes your method."
A final progress test, your personalised 8-week race-specific plan (50K to 100-mile), and your race-day routines, locked down.
"Build from your life upward, not from the race backward."
Swim CSS baseline, bike FTP or run pace test, one long aerobic ride, swim technique work. Training windows mapped across three disciplines.
"Get more from less."
Brick sessions for transition efficiency, long ride nutrition practice, swim threshold sets. Fuelling habits formed early on the bike.
"Control what you can — confidence beats comfort."
A 100+ minute ride or brick with full race-day fuelling. Open-water sighting practice. The Reset Drill for handling "the wobble."
"Stronger for longer."
Long steady rides building aerobic base for 180km legs, Sweet Spot/Threshold power intervals, run-off-the-bike bricks.
"Find your race-day rhythm."
Rhythm rides, race-pace swim intervals, T1/T2 transition rehearsal. Putting all three disciplines together.
"Own the system — this becomes your method."
A final effort test, your personalised 8-week race-specific plan (Half-Iron to Full-Iron and beyond), transition setup locked down.
This is real coaching IP, not marketing copy — the same course structure every Lab Subscription member trains on from day one.
Every tier is built on the same methodology. The difference is how much human input you want on top of it.
Every plan starts with a free 7-day trial. Card required to start — cancel anytime before day 7 and you won't be charged. No questions asked.
The full coaching system. No human time included.
No direct coach access. No plan adjustments by a human.
Card required — cancel anytime, no charge if you cancel before day 7.
The system, plus a coach reviewing your actual data.
Not unlimited access. Not bespoke plan builds from scratch.
Card required — cancel anytime, no charge if you cancel before day 7.
Fully bespoke, high-touch. Maximum 15 athletes.
Minimum 3 months. Availability strictly limited.
By application. Not always available.
Primarily Ironman and 70.3 triathlons and ultra marathons (50K to 100K). If your goal is a long-course event that demands months of preparation, this is the right place.
If you're new to structured training but not new to sport, yes. The system is built for people who are motivated and capable but have never had a proper coaching framework before. The education layer is specifically designed to fill that gap.
The onboarding questionnaire captures your real availability — not an aspirational version of it. Plans are built around what you actually have, not what would be ideal. 6 hours, done purposefully, beats 12 hours done randomly.
No. Sessions are written in RPE (perceived effort) by default. If you have power or heart rate data, the system uses it. If you don't, you're not at a disadvantage — you just work with RPE zones, which are well-validated and used by elite coaches worldwide.
British Triathlon Level 2 coach. First decade of my career coaching sport — primarily watersports. Competed in Ironman and a 100K ultra. CEO. Father of three daughters. Husband to a wife with her own demanding career.
I'm not writing plans for athletes who live in a training bubble. I'm writing plans for people who have to negotiate for every training hour and still have to justify it when the kitchen isn't clean and the school run ran late.
The Endurance Lab exists because I couldn't find a coaching product that took both parts of that problem seriously: the performance side and the real-life side. So I built one.
Everything in this system is built on British Triathlon coaching principles — sessions with clear aims, measurable outcomes, linked progression. Not because I'm interested in certification boxes. Because those principles produce athletes who improve consistently without breaking down.
Connect on LinkedInFormal coaching qualification — session planning, periodisation, athlete welfare, progression design.
Coaching as a primary career before moving into business — understanding of athlete development, not just fitness.
Ironman. 100K ultra. Off-road marathon. Short-course road racing. The plan comes from experience, not theory.
This is not his full-time job — which means it's built to work for people who can't treat training as their full-time job either.
Now you need a plan that actually fits your life — and a coaching system that makes sense of every session. Try it free for a week. Cancel anytime, no questions asked.