What is an Annual Training Plan (ATP)?
An Annual Training Plan (ATP) gives you a high-level view of your training year, showing upcoming phases, weekly hours, and recovery periods—helping you plan your season more effectively.
How the ATP Works
Customizable Overview: Manually create and edit your ATP to match your training plan. It doesn’t sync automatically.
Periodization: Follows a phased approach (Base → Build → Peak) to target specific aspects of fitness at the right time.
Recovery Weeks: Includes an easier week every 3–4 weeks to allow your body to adapt and recover. You can adjust this frequency as needed.
How to Use Your ATP
Match Phases: Align the ATP with your training plan’s phases (e.g., Base 1, Build 2) and weekly hours.
Flexible Adjustments: Update the ATP as your season progresses to reflect changes in volume, intensity, or training phases.
Key Takeaway:
The ATP provides a clear, big-picture view of your training year, making it easier to plan, stay on track, and hit your goals.
Example of an ATP:
Copyright MyProCoach® Ltd © May 2018. All rights reserved.
Comments
0 comments
Please sign in to leave a comment.