u/jrglz03

Struggling to combine multiple sports training plans into one coherent schedule – is anyone else dealing with this?

I’ve been training across multiple sports for a while (gym, running, cycling, sometimes swimming and mobility work), and I keep running into the same problem:

Every sport has its own app, its own plan, and its own logic.

What ends up happening is:

I follow a running plan from one app

strength training from another

and cycling / cardio sessions separately

mobility and recovery gets added “on top” when I remember it

The result is that my weekly load often feels unbalanced. I either:

overdo it without realizing it;

or end up skipping sessions because the week becomes unrealistic

What I’m missing is not another training app, but something that:

understands all my sports together

adapts the weekly plan based on total load

avoids conflicts between workouts (e.g. heavy leg day + intervals + long run) and still respects my goals (like preparing for a race or event)

I’m curious if others here are dealing with the same thing:

- Do you combine multiple sports in your training?

- How do you currently manage overlapping training plans?

- Do you just manually adjust everything, or is there a tool that actually works for this?

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u/jrglz03 — 1 day ago

Roastet meinen Trainingsplan :)

Ich trainiere 3x in der Woche in gym (Montag, Mittwoch und Freitag). Auf Grund meines Hybrid Trainings vernachlässige ich Beine gerne im gym da diese sonst einfach kaputt sind.

Was ist eure Meinung zu meinem Split, bzw den einzelnen Trainingsplänen.

Freue mich auf eure Verbesserungsvorschläge und Meinungen!

Danke schonmal.

u/jrglz03 — 2 days ago

First cardio or lift in the same day?

I want to do cardio (running, swimming, cycling) and a strength (lifting) workout on the same day. Is it scientifically better to first do cardio and then lifting or vice versa?

Any experiences on that?

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u/jrglz03 — 2 days ago