Adaptive endurance training
Static plans can’t see your week. PaceBeats uses AI to rebuild your training every week around your race, your recovery, and your real life — from your first sprint triathlon to marathon and Ironman.
Free athlete assessment, no credit card · See your full season plan before you commit · Built from your Garmin
Rest
VO₂ 5×3′
Tempo 3×10′
CSS 6×200
Strength
Long ride
Brick run
Long run
Life happens — the week rebuilds. That’s the product, sketched; the real screens are further down.

Garmin first. Strava optional.
History and workouts sync through one training record.
Free athlete assessment
PaceBeats studies up to a year of your training history.
See your full season plan
Before you commit to anything.
Adaptation
Not a promise — this is exactly what the product does when you skip a day, lose the pool, or land a work trip. The walkthrough is re-created from the live product, step for step.
Set the constraints. Keep the intent.
Before a week is built, flag what’s different: rest a day, cap a session, add a note, or place your long run somewhere new. The sessions are then materialized around your week — not squeezed into someone else’s.
Tell it what’s going on, what you can still do, and what training should aim for — full recovery, holding fitness, or business as usual minus a sport. Every week adapts around it until you turn it off, and there’s no compliance guilt when you’re back.
Tell your coach what’s happening in plain words and it proposes precise changes to your actual week. You confirm or keep the plan; every decision is recorded, and what you tell it is remembered for every future week.
Seeded product examples
Seven representative demo athletes — six races, and one just staying fit. Explore the sessions, hours, and load for each profile; your own week is rebuilt from your history, thresholds, race, and constraints.
Base phase · 7h06 · 378 Load
Continuous tempo
TempoMax Strength - Base General Durability C
StrengthForm-focused easy run
EasyCore Stability - Base General Durability C
CoreForm-focused easy run
EasyControlled upper-easy finish
EasyProgressive long run
LongHow it works
Explore an illustrative, policy-aligned 21-week 70.3 build: load rises and recovers in cycles, base stays brick-free, and taper lands before race day.
Sync your Garmin account. PaceBeats studies up to a year of your training history to understand your fitness, strengths, limiters, and patterns — in your sport, or all four.
Set your races and availability. PaceBeats builds your full periodized season — base to taper — and shows it to you before you commit to anything.
Flag travel, injury, or a brutal work week — next week’s plan is rebuilt around your availability, your races, and your constraints.
The four pillars

The race it serves, the guardrail that shaped it, and the exact structure — selected from the authored library and materialized to the athlete.
Write notes in your own words — injuries, preferences, life stress. PaceBeats builds a persistent memory of who you are as an athlete and uses it every time it touches your plan.
One weekly planning model shapes the week. Deterministic rules, validators, and an authored workout library set the load, structure every session, and price each target to your thresholds.
Your history, race, phase, thresholds, and availability shape the week. Every slot resolves to a validated workout variant for the sports you actually train.
Training load, fitness trends, phase progression, and biometric data from Garmin — all unified in a single dashboard designed for the endurance athlete.
Your race
The plan starts from where you are today, not from a template’s week one.
Swipe to explore race plans
Integrations
Garmin is the required training connection: history and recovery context flow in, and approved structured workouts flow back to your watch. Strava is an optional activity source when it is available for your account.

Garmin Connect
required · biometrics + activities
Strava
optional · activity coverage
PaceBeats
unifies context, builds the week
Your watch
workouts land, ready to start
Garmin recovery signals inform the next generated week; they do not silently rewrite today’s workout.

Your history in, your workouts out — swim, bike, and run sessions land on your Garmin automatically. Biometric data gives PaceBeats a deeper understanding of your readiness and recovery.
When Strava access is enabled, rides, runs, and swims can fill activity gaps in the same training record. Garmin remains the required connection for onboarding, biometrics, and planned-workout delivery.
Explore
Compare PaceBeats, use the free tools, or see what PaceBeats gives coaches.
We respect the tools that got you here. But we built PaceBeats because endurance athletes deserve more.
ComparePredict your race, find your training zones, score your sessions, and time your taper — with the real sports-science math behind PaceBeats. No paywall.
Browse all calculatorsEvery athlete’s week drafted for you, a roster ranked by who needs you today, and an approval queue where nothing the AI suggests applies without your yes.
PaceBeats for coachesPricing
One-to-one endurance coaching often costs hundreds each month. With PaceBeats, every fitness metric is free forever — full coaching starts at €29, and every new account starts with 14 days of full Performance. No card required.
Free
No credit card required
Your complete training data home. Bring your data and see every metric about it — free, forever.
Every new account starts with 14 days of full Performance — no card required.
€24/mo
billed annually · or €29/mo monthly
Your full adaptive plan, rebuilt weekly — it reads your (free) metrics, plans your week, and proposes changes you approve.
Everything in Starter, plus
€66/mo
billed annually · or €79/mo monthly
The full coaching experience for athletes chasing a result — and the plan every 14-day trial runs on.
Everything in Age-Grouper, plus
Your 14-day trial runs on Performance — keep it and nothing changes.
Coaching a roster? Coach starts at €99/mo — 5 active athletes included.
A plan built from your data, rebuilt every week, aimed at the race with your name on it — and shown to you in full before you pay a cent.
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