Find out where you actually stand.
Thirty-two honest questions about your body, your time and your gear. Your score shows up the moment you finish. A plan sized to you lands in your inbox.
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Your score, right away
Out of 100, with how you did in each of six areas.
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A plan sized to you
Starting distance, weeks to give it and your next two weeks. By email.
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A race to aim at
Beginner-friendly races near you, so the plan has a date on it.
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Find out where you actually stand.
Thirty-two honest questions about your body, your time and your gear. Your score shows up the moment you finish. Your plan lands in your inbox. Free.
Being ready is mostly not about knowing more.
- 30Your body todayCan you already cover some swim, bike and run?
- 20Health and safetyCleared to train, and any condition under control.
- 15ExperienceOpen water, a flat tire, any event you've done.
- 15Gear and accessA pool, a road, the basics you already own.
- 15Time and supportHours a week, weeks to race day, who has your back.
- 5Triathlon know-howRules, distances, fueling, jargon.
Everything in those tabs fits in here. Five percent.
The other 95 is your body, your health, your time and the people behind you. That's what the 32 questions measure, and it's how we weigh your answers.Close the tabs. Answer 32 questions instead.
Start nowThirty-two questions. Six areas. No trick ones.
Every question comes with a plain-language tip, so nothing assumes you already speak triathlon. Here's one from each area.
What you get
Your score, right away
Out of 100, with how you did in each area. On screen, the moment you finish.
A plan sized to where you are
Your starting distance, how many weeks to give it, and what to do in the next two weeks. By email, in a few minutes.
A race to aim at
Beginner-friendly races near you, so the plan has a date on it.
“I built TriLaunchpad after my first race, drowning in advice and short on a plan. The fix was never more information. It was one clear next step.”
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Your body today
Can you swim 400 meters without stopping?
400 m is 16 lengths of a 25 m pool. Any stroke counts. - 20
Health and safety
Have you talked to a doctor about doing endurance events?
Recommended for anyone over 40 or with a health condition. - 15
Experience
How comfortable are you swimming in open water?
No walls, murky water, waves. Be realistic. - 15
Gear and access
What do you already own?
A mountain bike is fine for a first race. - 15
Time and support
How many hours a week can you train?
A sprint needs about 3 to 5. - 5
Triathlon know-how
Do you know the basic rules?
If not, good. You learn them as you go.
Answer honestly. It's only for you.
About 10 to 15 minutes. Your answers save on this device as you go, so you can stop and come back.
Progress saved on this device.
A readiness check, not a medical exam.
Your score and plan are general educational guidance, written partly with AI, and may contain mistakes. We are not doctors, physiotherapists, dietitians or certified triathlon coaches, and nothing here replaces medical or professional advice.
- Before you start or change a training plan, check with your doctor, especially if you have a health condition or injury, or are new to endurance exercise.
- Always share your plan with your coach so they can adapt it to you.
- If you feel chest pain, dizziness, unusual shortness of breath or pain that gets worse, stop and seek medical care.
We use your answers only to score them and write your plan. We never sell or share them.
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