2026 Triathlon Training Wall Calendar - Endurance Planner on 270gsm Paper

Care Guide

The calendar is printed on heavy 270gsm paper, making it tough enough for repeated writing, sticky notes, and wall mounting during race week. Many athletes find it lasts through a full season of triathlon training with proper care. It's designed to withstand handling in a variety of environments, from home walls to training bags.

Beginner-Friendly

Absolutely – it's perfect for first-time triathletes preparing for sprint or Olympic distances. The calendar's visual layout helps newcomers stay organized with race countdowns and logistics without needing digital tools. Many beginners appreciate how it lowers entry barriers by providing a simple way to plan transitions and build confidence.

Usage Guide

For sprint distances, focus on marked 6-12 week blocks for brick sessions and quick transition practice. Olympic plans span 12-16 weeks with assessment checkpoints, while Half Ironman and full-distance training requires 16-40 weeks of block planning for long rides and recovery. The large monthly grid helps map everything from base building to taper windows at a glance.

Care Guide

Keep it flat or mounted on a wall away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. For storage, roll it gently (don't fold) or place it between protective sheets in a drawer. If it gets wet from a training area mishap, let it dry completely before use. Proper care ensures it remains usable for multiple seasons of triathlon planning.

Returns

The calendar includes a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, so you can return it if it doesn't meet your training needs. Contact TriSpirit Outfitters within that window with your order details for a refund or exchange. This policy makes it low-risk to try our planning tools, especially for beginners evaluating their triathlon organization approach.

Compatibility

It's designed as an offline complement to digital tools like TrainingPeaks or Strava – there's no built-in syncing, but many athletes use it to pin digital workout exports or handwrite key metrics. For those who prefer a mixed approach, it anchors race-week logistics while digital platforms handle detailed metrics. Some triathletes request exportable PDFs or sticker bundles for hybrid use.