Syncs your training data automatically
Every run, ride, and workout pulls in automatically on a schedule — no manual upload, no CSV export, no spreadsheet.
MyThreshold pulls in your training data automatically, computes the same training-load metrics real coaches use, and walks through them with you in chat — every day, based on what your numbers actually show.
Every run, ride, and workout pulls in automatically on a schedule — no manual upload, no CSV export, no spreadsheet.
CTL, ATL, TSB, ACWR, and 80/20 polarization — the same load metrics coaches and exercise scientists use, computed from your actual training, every sync. See how in the metrics reference.
Chat with an AI assistant that has already read today's numbers and suggests plan adjustments based on them — you decide what to apply. Not a static template, not a canned tip of the day.
No generic 12-week plan handed to every athlete. Your plan is shaped by YOUR training data, not a template that ignores what you actually did this week.
CTL/ATL/TSB, ACWR, and polarization are computed the same way exercise-science tools compute them — never an LLM estimating a number from a vague impression of your training. See exactly how, with worked examples, on the metrics reference.
Ask anything about today’s numbers, in plain language, and get an answer that starts from what was actually computed — not a dashboard you have to interpret alone.
Before any proposed change to your plan is applied, an independent AI reviewer checks it — and the AI advisor that proposed it has no way to approve its own work.
AI advisor
Reads your computed numbers through a fixed set of read-only tools, drafts a change, and sends it as one typed request.
The only thing that crosses. There is no other channel.
Independent AI reviewer
A different model instance — the advisor has no way to approve its own work. It is walled off — it can't call out to check anything else, and it reads the request as data, never as instructions.
The verdict
A blocked change goes back to the AI advisor to be revised, and starts over as a new request. The same request can never be sent twice.
Only an approved change is written
This is a quality/reliability check on how the product reasons about your training data, not a clinical safety system.
Proposed plan changes are checked by a second, independent AI reviewer before they are applied — but MyThreshold is a data-analysis tool, not a coaching or medical service. It doesn't know your full medical history, and it can't replace judgment from a doctor, physiotherapist, or certified coach.
When a call actually matters — a quality session on tired legs, a plan that ramps too fast, a number computed from an incomplete week — it is checked by the reviewers scoped to that one domain, not by a single model doing everything at once.
Whether today's body matches the session that was planned — accumulated load, sleep, travel, and heart-rate behavior.
Whether a proposed session fits the block you're actually in — and whether the last one was executed the way it was designed.
Whether the session is fueled for, in heat, on travel days, and after a long or hilly effort — inside your stated dietary preferences.
Whether the calendar the plan is written into still reflects reality — travel windows, firm days, and provisional ones.
Whether the evidence itself is trustworthy before anything reasons from it — missing sessions, stale state, a sync that failed quietly.
Every one of them is advisory-only and reasons from the same evidence packet your numbers were computed into — not from an impression of the conversation. None of them writes to your plan: a proposed change still has to pass the review above before anything is applied.
MyThreshold is early — there's no wall of logos or quotes to show you yet. What we can show you is what the product actually produces. The numbers and chat comments below are illustrative, not a live account.
Your fitness (CTL) has climbed steadily for 6 weeks straight — the consistency is showing up in your numbers, not just your legs.
Fatigue spiked after last week's long run, but your form (TSB) is trending back toward fresh. Good week for a quality session.