Less TrainingPeaks Admin. More Time to Coach.

Monday morning starts with a roster and a stack of questions. Who needs attention? Whose week went sideways? Who left a comment you should read before writing their next workout? Getting those answers usually means opening calendar after calendar before you reach the work that actually needs a coach.

TrainingDojo lets your AI assistant do that reading and the calendar work that follows. Connect your TrainingPeaks coach account to Claude or ChatGPT, and it can review your roster, dig into one athlete’s training, draft adjustments in line with your coaching rules, and publish the workouts you approve. Your methodology stays yours. Your athletes keep using TrainingPeaks exactly as they do now.

Find who needs you, fast

That’s a priority list, not a judgment. A missing completion might just be a late upload. You know who’s traveling, who’s training differently on purpose, and who needs a phone call rather than a new workout. For a planned-versus-completed view across everyone, see the weekly roster review.

Read the context before you write the fix

Pick an athlete and your AI reads their recent activities, upcoming sessions, comments, and TrainingPeaks calendar notes, availability, events, and goals. You don’t repeat what’s already recorded. You add what lives in your head and your messages with the athlete.

For time-based structured workouts, it can compare each step with what the athlete actually did. That separates a completed workout from one executed as intended.

Draft inside your coaching rules

Tell your AI how you coach: the purpose of the block, which sessions are protected, how you handle intensity, and each athlete’s constraints. The coaching methodology guide shows how to write that down once and reuse it. Then ask for a draft:

Maya only has 45 minutes on Thursday next week. Using my coaching
rules, propose the smallest change that keeps the week's purpose.
Publish any new workouts hidden so I can review them first.

Your AI shows the proposed dates and workouts before anything is written, and Claude and ChatGPT ask for your permission before a write. New workouts can be published hidden from the athlete, so you can check them on the real TrainingPeaks calendar before revealing them.

Skip the rebuilding

Once you’ve made the call, the repetitive part shrinks. TrainingDojo turns your written session into a structured workout, publishes it to the athlete’s calendar, and handles moves and edits. Working from a squad template? Draft individual variations and review each athlete’s version. Your AI can also draft a workout comment for you to edit and approve before it’s posted.

You still own every prescription. You just stop retyping it.

Try it on one Monday

Start with a read-only roster review and compare it with what you know. Pick one athlete and draft one change. Judge it on what matters: did it find the right questions, did the draft follow your methodology, and does the calendar match what you intended?

Free includes full roster compliance reports and history for every attached athlete. Pro and Coach add publishing and calendar management, and Coach raises the publishing allowance. TrainingDojo runs on your own AI account and uses no TrainingDojo AI credits. Athletes don’t need TrainingDojo accounts.

See TrainingDojo for coaches for plans and setup. You can also make the review automatic with a scheduled weekly task.