Four Essential Phases of Training Design
FitLogic enables true data-driven training throughout the four essential phases of training design (Assessment, Prescription, Evaluation, Prediction) that transforms your raw training data into meaningful, actionable intelligence to guide every step:

Phase 1: Assessment
Pinpoint your current performance ability and training stress tolerance
Establishes your Dot Score performance baseline on a 1-to-100 scale normalized for age, gender, and training environment
Creates your Training Stress Profile—your unique fitness fingerprint that quantifies your ability to absorb different types of training stress
The starting point of any quality training program: knowing how much and what type of training stimulus can be applied

Phase 2: Prescription
Dynamically prescribe the right training at the right time
FitLogic dynamically adapts your training as you progress based on proprietary data-driven insights rather than theory or philosophy. FitLogic proactively prescribes training instead of relying on reactive metrics like HR and HRV that show a response to something but don't identify the cause of the response nor the best path forward.
Normalized Training Stress (NTS) proactively quantifies the training stress (stimulus) associated with each workout that you're prescribed and the amount of stress associated with each stress type (aerobic, threshold, muscular, and neural) because not all stress is the same.
The system then prescribes the precise type and amount of training stress that is most beneficial for you considering your stress tolerances and proactively planning for the post-workout recovery time and Residual Training Stress (RTS) (or lagging fatigue).
With EnviroNorm, your training intensities are specific to your training environment. If you change your workout from an indoor trainer ride to outdoors in the heat, then your training zones are changed accordingly.
This delivers the right type of training at the right time to drive consistent performance gains without excessive overload or undue injury risk. You cannot manage or optimize your training if you can't quantify it. FitLogic is the only technology that accurately quantifies training stress.

Phase 3: Evaluation
Meaningfully evaluate training progress beyond vanity metrics
FitLogic's TrainX Scores evaluate how well you execute prescribed training—quality over quantity. For example, a TrainX Score of 95+ means you nailed every aspect of the workout (pace, power, time, etc.), while a score of 60 means significant deviations that affect training effectiveness.
Residual Training Stress (RTS) measures the residual effect of your training based on intensity, duration, and frequency, among other factors. It's a measure of the lingering stress from your recent training and is essential for both measuring training response and planning future sessions.
Knowing your specific RTS by stress type is essential for prescribing the right future workouts for you. Without FitLogic and RTS, you have significantly higher likelihood of performance plateaus, injuries, and illnesses caused by overtraining.
How you train is far more important than how much you train.

Phase 4: Prediction
Predict race outcomes and optimal pacing strategies
The better you can predict race day, the better you can prepare for it.
FitLogic's RaceX (Race Execution) runs sophisticated simulations to predict your optimal target race paces and race-day splits considering the local terrain and environment (temperature, humidity, and elevation). You can export your optimized bike power plan for spot-on race day pacing.
FitLogic is the only technology that actually predicts and evaluates the outcomes of the training it prescribes. It's the only technology that can evaluate and improve its effectiveness to help you realize your performance potential.
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