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training & recovery
Level Performer
Managing Your Training Load and Reading Your Form
A big session doesn't make you stronger in the moment. It makes you stronger during the recovery hours that follow. All management of your form stems from this paradox. You already know your zones and how to alternate effort and rest during the week. It's time to take a step back. In this module, you'll learn to measure what your body truly endures, week after week, and transform these numbers into clear decisions. You'll learn to read your form like a dashboard, to smoothly pace your progression, and to listen to morning signals to adjust before fatigue sets in. This is the transition from a triathlete who trains to a triathlete who manages themselves.
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14 questions • ~8 min • Pass threshold: 80%
What you'll learn
- •You'll quantify your training load by combining volume (frequency and duration) and intensity, to track the evolution of your form over time.
- •You'll interpret the relationship between your recent load and your base load to progress safely, without sudden spikes.
- •You'll understand supercompensation: a tough session creates potential, but form is developed during recovery.
- •You'll cross-reference multiple signals (race results, subjective feeling, tests, long-term tracking) rather than judging your form based on just one.
- •You'll listen to morning signals and adjust: when in doubt, do a little less, and ease off when two or more signals turn red.
The lessons
You can read the lessons before or after the quiz, at your own pace.