Need Garmin or else you can’t finish onboarding
I couldn’t make it past the first step of the onboarding because it was requiring me to connect to a Garmin account that I didn’t have. I couldn’t even skip the on boarding just to see what the app was like. Pretty poor, first impression.
Be careful
This is a great concept… but, it doesn’t work smoothly, which can leave the plan unreliable. I need my plans to be hyper reliable with some flexibility. There are some glitches in the way the training plan updates… or doesn’t… and glitches out, sometimes wiping the whole week out. I reached out a few times to resolve these issues, and it has not been helpful. I requested a refund, which the company said I had to do through Apple… however Apple says this product is not eligible for a refund. Don’t spend any money you may want back if this app doesn’t work as expected and needed for you.
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Dynamic Training + Recovery - Coaches Can’t Compete
I’ve been using Triq for an entire season now. I’ve seen huge gains year over year. The big reason for this has the app has been able to keep me healthy through HRV recovery monitoring. This has been the key to staying injury free. Coaches can’t adjust your plan on a daily basis based on your recovery. Triq can.
I highly recommend this app to anyone looking train for Triathlon. This app is still young and I’m super excited to see how it grows. Big cheers to Triq!
I highly recommend this app to anyone looking train for Triathlon. This app is still young and I’m super excited to see how it grows. Big cheers to Triq!
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Has potential, not there yet for the price
I used the two week trial, and the basics are there, I see the potential, but it’s just not quite there yet. I like that it sets workouts for you, and being able to pick something else when you can’t do the primary one is great.
The major downsides that there really isn’t anything that shows your progress. Nothing really in the way of training data at all. Nothing that data driven athletes are looking for to track their progress. There are no built in tests that I see, so you have to do threshold tests outside of the program, and manually enter them.
At $35 a month, or $350 a year, there isn’t enough value here to be worth it. I’d check it out in the future though I’d some of these things can be incorporated.
The major downsides that there really isn’t anything that shows your progress. Nothing really in the way of training data at all. Nothing that data driven athletes are looking for to track their progress. There are no built in tests that I see, so you have to do threshold tests outside of the program, and manually enter them.
At $35 a month, or $350 a year, there isn’t enough value here to be worth it. I’d check it out in the future though I’d some of these things can be incorporated.
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Need a Garmin
To set up an account you need to connect your garmin however I use a Fitbit so I could not continue
