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![]() Tri247 have developed the Performance Predictor. The aim is to allow you to forecast your triathlon times, simply by using your individual discipline abilities at almost any distance. So, you tell us how fast you can go in each sport, and we'll tell you how that would translate into a triathlon! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Swim: Bike: Run: Race Format: How it works: In order to give you a target, and indicate your likely finishing time in a triathlon:
For example:
Chances are you may already know your times at one, two or possibly all of the disciplines, in which case, you can start playing with the Predictor now! Of course, if you set your time for the bike over 10-miles, we expect you will go slower than that in a longer triathlon - the Predictor adjusts for that. We also know that in a triathlon you have three disciplines and not one, and hence would expect to go slower than you would in a single sport due to fatigue - the Predictor adjusts for that too. You also have transitions within a triathlon which contribute towards your final triathlon time - and of course, the Predictor allows for that as well. Primarily however, it's intended to act as a guide, so don't take it too seriously! Particularly hilly routes, long (or short) transitions and inaccurate courses can all impact your expected triathlon time, but we're confident that the Predictor will give you a reasonable benchmark to aim for on a regular, accurate course. Over time we will be refining and developing the Predictor, to allow you to predict you times at specific events, and hence make the appropriate adjustments for all of the above! You can predict your times for:
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