How to use this calculator
- Enter active duration for each discipline.
- Enter an intensity factor based on the appropriate discipline threshold.
- Calculate component and total load.
- Use the same threshold method when comparing sessions.
Use this triathlon split training load calculator to turn your training inputs into a transparent planning estimate. It shows the main result, the workload or pace values behind it, and supporting figures you can compare across sessions. The calculation runs entirely in your browser and uses only the assumptions displayed on this page.
The total expresses three discipline durations on one relative-intensity scale. The component results reveal which split contributes most to modeled load.
Intensity factor must come from discipline-appropriate thresholds. Values from pace, power, and heart rate are not interchangeable without a consistent method.
For 45 minutes at 0.85, 150 minutes at 0.78, and 90 minutes at 0.82, component loads are 54.2, 152.1, and 100.9. Total modeled load is 307.1 points before any component-level display rounding.
No. Intensity factor must come from discipline-appropriate thresholds. Values from pace, power, and heart rate are not interchangeable without a consistent method. Use the estimate with your training history, soreness, sleep, and coaching plan.
Use zero only where the field explicitly permits it. Required distances, times, body mass, and threshold values must be greater than zero.
Fitness, technique, environment, fatigue, and the chosen threshold or benchmark can change the estimate even when headline workout numbers look similar.
No. It is a planning estimate based on the values you enter, not a medical assessment, physiological test, or individualized coaching prescription.
Update it after a well-executed test or a meaningful change in fitness. Avoid changing it merely to make one workout score look better.
| Discipline | Required inputs |
|---|---|
| Swim | Active duration and swim-relative intensity |
| Bike | Ride duration and cycling-relative intensity |
| Run | Run duration and running-relative intensity |