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Ironman Wales
Tenby Β· 13 Sep 2026
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Base phase
Ironman Wales
13 Sep 2026
Today's session
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Fitness snapshot
πŸ’€ Recovery (Garmin)
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πŸ“Š Training status
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πŸ—“οΈ Last 7 days
Your week's sessions and health averages appear after Garmin syncs.
How to improve
🧘 Stretch & mobility
Ease into each stretch and never push into pain. Best done warm β€” after your session, or as a standalone mobility day.
πŸ”— Finish setup

Connect Strava and cloud sync to pull your training in automatically and keep every device up to date. Once connected, this card tucks itself away into βš™οΈ Settings.

β›½ Fuelling planner
Your profile
This session
Live targets are a quick estimate from your inputs; the AI plan tailors it into gels/bottles/scoops. Fuelling is individual β€” trial it in training, and don't drink far beyond thirst.
This week
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Weekly plan
πŸ“Š Training load
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Fitness
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This week load0
Load is a simplified TSS-style estimate from your logged sessions and weekly volume. Update metrics or import a CSV to feed it.
🎯 Training zones
πŸ’€ Recovery trend
Training volume (last weeks)
Fitness trends
🍽️ Today's targets
Targets scale carbs to today's session (4–10 g/kg by day type) and protein to 1.6–2.0 g/kg, per current sports-nutrition position stands. Log meals below and the bars fill in. General guidance, not medical advice.
πŸ₯— Meal plan
Plans are carb-forward for endurance training and balanced to your calorie target. Calories are a starting estimate β€” adjust to how you feel and how hard you're training.
πŸ€– AI nutrition
Powered by Claude via your Worker. Add your Worker URL in βš™οΈ Settings to enable AI. Supplement and portion tips are general information for fuelling training β€” not medical advice; check with a doctor or registered dietitian before starting anything new.
πŸ’Š Micronutrients that matter
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Iron

Endurance athletes need roughly 1.3–1.7Γ— the normal intake. Sources: lean red meat, beans, lentils, spinach β€” pair plant sources with vitamin C for absorption. Persistent unexplained fatigue is the classic sign of running low.

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Vitamin D

80–90% comes from sunlight, so a UK autumn/winter build makes this your most likely shortfall. Sources: oily fish, eggs, fortified foods; October–March a supplement is commonly advised in the UK β€” worth confirming with a blood test.

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Calcium

Bone protection under high training load. Sources: dairy, fortified plant milks, leafy greens. Works hand-in-hand with vitamin D.

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Magnesium

Lost in sweat; supports energy production, muscle function and sleep. Sources: nuts, seeds, wholegrains, leafy greens. Over half of endurance athletes come up short.

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Omega-3

Commonly under-consumed; supports recovery and general health. Aim for oily fish about twice a week (salmon, mackerel, sardines).

Food first. Supplements only fix confirmed shortfalls β€” in well-nourished athletes they don't boost performance, and high-dose antioxidants can blunt the very adaptations you're training for. The smart move: ask your GP for a ferritin + vitamin D blood test rather than guessing.
Today's intake
Meals logged today
πŸ“š Nutrition history
πŸ’Ύ Backup & restore

Your meals, plans and metrics live in this browser. Download a backup to keep them safe (or move to another device), and restore it any time.

The backup is a single JSON file covering everything (nutrition log, plans, goals, metrics, settings).
🎯 Goals & milestones
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