conditiond Coach
It writes the program. Then it rewrites it when the week falls apart.
The only platform that generates team conditioning programs from your squad's own testing data. Not a chatbot, and not a template. Every number is computed by the same model that wrote the program.
Every other platform is a filing cabinet. You write the program, the software stores it and sends it to your athletes. When Tuesday's session loses half the pitch, you are back to guessing.
conditiond Coach does the writing. Feed it your squad's test results and it derives a full season of conditioning: every rep distance, every rest period, every intensity, individual to each athlete's MAS.
Then it holds. Tell it the space is halved, the session got cut, there is no wheel to measure with, a game moved, and it re-derives the session around the constraint while protecting the physiological dose you were meant to get. Two options, every time, with the compromise stated in plain English.
Nothing is generated by an AI guessing at conditioning. It is computed, by the same model that wrote the program.
One module, two halves
Generation and adaptation, sold as one thing.
Split them and each half is weaker. A program you cannot adapt is a PDF, and an adaptation engine with nothing to adapt is a calculator.
Half one
It writes the season
Squad tests become MAS per athlete, then conditioning groups, then a phased program for pre-season, in-season, off-season or the full year, with every session parametrically filled to the individual. It is delivered a block at a time, so the plan can still respond to how the block actually went.
Half two
It holds under constraint
Twelve adjustments, live in the session view. Each one re-derives the session around what actually changed while protecting the dose. The constraints below are the ones coaches raise most often, ranked by how often they come up.
Shipped today
Twelve ways the week goes wrong.
Tap one and the session is recalculated, not guessed.
Less space
Smaller area, same dose
Less time
Fits the window you have
Off feet
Bike, rower, treadmill, indoors
No measuring wheel
Uses the ground as the ruler
Usual setup taken
A different shape on what's free
Different venue
Re-derives what fits the space
Too hot
Applies the heat policy band
Game close by
Lightens it mechanically
No standalone slot
Folds it into skills work
Running it solo
No coach calling the reps
Athlete not right
Behind, injured, or flat
Prescribe differently
Duration or distance
Plus a week-level adjustment for fixture congestion and washed-out sessions, and a free-text option for anything not on the list.
The difference
Computed, not generated.
Every competitor is a delivery platform
TeamBuildr, TrainHeroic, Bridge, TrainingPeaks. The coach authors the program, the software stores it and sends it out. They compete on how well they distribute a program you already wrote. conditiond competes on writing it, which is a different product category entirely.
It computes, it does not generate
The adjustments are deterministic solvers, not a language model improvising. Same constraint in, same answer out, every time, and the answer holds the physiological dose invariant. That is the whole point. In a market filling up with chatbots bolted onto training apps, computed beats generated.
The compromise is always stated
When a constraint cannot be absorbed for free, conditiond Coach says what was traded and why. Two options, each with its cost in plain English. It never silently downgrades a session, which is what makes it usable by the coach who most needs it: the one who cannot audit a black box.
A consultant writes you one season. This writes every one of them.
A conditioning consultant writes you a season for $5,000 to $20,000. conditiond Coach writes one every phase, for every athlete, and rewrites it every time the week changes.
Built on twenty years of conditioning practice, hundreds of coaches consulted and presented to, and thousands of questions asked.
AUD per month, per team
or $990 a year
- One team of up to 50 athletes
- Add as many as you have teams
- Included on Individual and Enterprise
- Not available on Community