Multi-sport athletes need shared context
A runner who lifts, a triathlete and a school athlete getting ready for a season share one planning problem: stress adds up across everything you do.
We organize that with lanes. Tri handles swim-bike-run race builds, Go is for running, Mi mixes strength and running, and Oli is for sport-prep athletes.
Your week only has one recovery budget
A hard ride can ruin tomorrow's run. A heavy leg day can take the edge off your speed work. A long run changes what your next lift is worth.
CorrCoach looks at those sessions together so they stop colliding.

Routes and devices keep the plan grounded
Multi-sport training happens in the pool, on road and trail, on the trainer, in the gym and on the field, and it gets recorded on an iPhone, an Apple Watch or the web. A good system accounts for each of those.
We use your connected workout data and route details where we have them, so your review and planning match what you actually did.
Private AI makes all that context easier to trust
Multi-sport data is sensitive. It includes where you go, recovery signals that overlap with health, your schedule and sometimes team data.
CorrCoach does not send your fitness data to OpenAI or Anthropic to train their models. The more of your training the app sees, the more that matters.
Pick CorrCoach when the decisions are the hard part
If you just need a place to log workouts, plenty of apps do that. CorrCoach is for athletes who want help deciding what comes next across sports, recovery, race dates and the rest of life.
For a multi-sport athlete, that means one loop for the plan, the workout, the review and every change along the way.
Questions athletes ask
Is CorrCoach only for triathletes?
No. There are lanes for triathlon, running, strength plus running, and sport prep, so multi-sport means different things for different athletes.
Why not use separate apps for each sport?
You can, but separate apps usually miss the shared recovery and load picture. CorrCoach keeps your week connected across everything you do.