Cool New Stuff For Coaches
September has been a very busy month for the dev team at Training Tilt. We launched our public roadmap that allows coaches to submit their own ideas and vote on others to help shape the future of Training Tilt.
Read moreSeptember has been a very busy month for the dev team at Training Tilt. We launched our public roadmap that allows coaches to submit their own ideas and vote on others to help shape the future of Training Tilt.
Read moreWe've just released the ability to use distance and time when prescribing structured workouts. You can set the entire workout to be time or distance or use a combination of the two. Check out my video showing how it works.
Read moreAthletes and coaches can now send structured Running and Cycling workouts to the athletes Garmin calendar so the structured workouts will appear on their devices. This feature is only available in the web app but will soon be an option in mobile apps.
Read moreIt's seemed reasonably obvious what we are missing and what we should build next, but as we become more mature it feels like the right time to restructure our planning and development road map and make it available for our coaches to contribute.
Read morePaulina and her coaching partner launched their business at the same time as the COVID-19 chaos started to take hold. Not the ideal start to a business but they did not get discouraged by such a challenging and difficult situation
Read moreIn the past, we were quite limited as to the number and the type of client we could take on. Today there's no limit, and we really have something for most levels of experience and personal circumstances.
Read moreChance favours the prepared mind and body. Coach Spotlight is our special series where we feature one of the coaches around the world that makes Training Tilt possible. Today we have Peter Richards from TNB Coaching.
Read morePart one of our new series that highlight different products and services you can add to your endurance coaching business to widen your customer base.
Read moreMy ideal client is one who is a student of the sport and seeks to learn. Coaching involves teaching. Working with clients who apply teachings and see results is rewarding to both the teacher and the student.
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