2-Week Running Rebuild Plan
Disclaimer: This is plan is created by ChatGPT as an negative example. Do not use it. A 2-week running plan based on the last 6 months of training history, emphasizing aerobic consistency, gradual progression, light quality, and injury-risk management after the recent rebuild. Focus areas: sustainable easy running, one light neuromuscular/tempo stimulus per week, long-run progression, and mobility/strength support.
Training phases:
Build
Recovery
Build In the build-up phase, volumes are increased and specialised units are added. The build-up phase takes the momentum of the foundation phase, builds on it and leads purposefully to the intensive phase or the seasonal plateau.
Recovery The recovery phase or off-season is used for long-term regeneration after the hard race season. The distances and intensities are lower.
Zone types:
Heart rate
Pace / Tempo
Heart rate The intensities and efforts of the plan are based, among other things, on the heart rate during training. A heart rate monitor is required.
Pace / Tempo The intensities and efforts of the plan are calculated using the speeds of the workouts.
Performance level: Advanced
Advanced Athletes with some experience and a good level of endurance can progress with these plans.
Applicability: Only the buyer
Only the buyer The plan may only be applied to the calendar of the training plan buyer. However, this can be done an unlimited number of times.
License: CC BY 4.0
Attribution The "Creative Commons BY" license allows third parties to distribute, remix, improve and build upon a work, even commercially, as long as the creator of the original is credited. Link to licence description
Felix Gertz
Tredict
Hello, I am the inventor of Tredict. I am a runner and gravel cyclist and inspired by Scott Jurek, Matt Fitzgerald, Alina Reh, Joe Kelbel…
The intensity calculation of this training plan works on the basis of your measured heart rate. A heart rate monitor, e.g. a chest strap or an optical heart rate monitor on the wrist, is required when exercising. Tredict supports most modern sensors and training devices.

Learn more about Tredict with the glossary or read the blog.

Capacity values briefly explained
HRmax: The maximum heart rate your heart can deliver under very heavy load.

FTPa: Functional Threshold Pace - The maximum speed you can maintain for about an hour.

FTP: Functional Threshold Power - The maximum wattage you can maintain for about an hour.

The relative intensity values of a training session are converted into your personal absolute intensity values when using the plan, based on the capacity values. 70% HRmax thus become 140bpm, if your maximum heart rate in the capacity values is set to 200bpm.
Tredict's intensity calculation is based on the training duration, so the distance of the training plan changes according to your personal FTPa.
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