See the whole plan in a calendar
From today to race day, every day's workout and duration are already scheduled. On the right, you can also see this week's fitness, fatigue and condition index.
Built for your target race
Your data decides how much to train, Coach Hsu Kuo Feng's logic decides how to train
A periodized training plan tailored to your target race. Every post-run feedback not only reviews this one session — it reads where you are in the whole plan, then gives analysis and advice.
YOUR PLAN
This is not a fixed workout list! Each week's volume and content are built from your past data, your race day and your current ability, then arranged with Coach Hsu Kuo Feng's training logic.
From today to race day, every day's workout and duration are already scheduled. On the right, you can also see this week's fitness, fatigue and condition index.
Time, distance, training index and each intensity segment are all there, with the coach's note explaining what to train and what to watch for today.
Warm-up, main set, recovery and cool-down are listed segment by segment. Time, pace range and repetitions are all marked clearly — just follow the plan.
One plan, three levels of detail — from the whole race build, to today's session, to exactly how each segment should be run.
Simply put — your data builds the plan, and it fits you alone!
HOW IT WORKS
It starts from your data. Every step has a scientific basis.
Only your data knows.
Some people need a very high training volume to improve; others start regressing once they cross a certain load. Training more does not mean training right. This plan first reads the data you have accumulated on RQ to determine where your training volume should sit.
It comes from Hsu Kuo Feng's training logic.
Once the volume is set, the next question is how to use it: which days are easy runs, which days are quality sessions, which zone the intensity sits in, how far apart two hard sessions should be. These are not generic formulas — they are judgments from the KFCS training methodology. The same volume, arranged differently, produces different results.
Every cycle has a mission to complete. If the previous one is not done, the next one will not work. This is the biggest difference between a periodized training plan and the free plans you find online.
The length and position of all four cycles are counted backward from race day. The closer the race, the more the purpose of training changes.
So even for the same full marathon, your plan will not look like anyone else's! Different volume, different cycle lengths. And the whole process can be checked against data afterwards — not by feel, and not by experience alone.
This whole set of judgments comes from the training logic Hsu Kuo Feng accumulated over 20 years of coaching, the 300,000 words of feedback he wrote to athletes one message at a time, and 10 years of training data accumulated on RQ.
DAILY FEEDBACK
Most people take a plan and start grinding on their own. Whether they trained right, they usually only find out on race day.
Kuo Feng x AI race training plan, from the day the plan is generated until race day, gives you a Kuo Feng x AI training analysis after every session. The coach's feedback also reads three things against the plan:
Plans you find online are fixed — whatever your week looked like, the numbers stay the same. This plan is computed from your ability, and the daily feedback keeps it matched to where you are right now.
Q & A
Those plans were written for one specific person — usually the author, or the athlete they were coaching at the time. Whoever it happens to fit, you will not know.
Any pre-written plan — found online, or a generic version sorted by distance and mileage — has the same problem: it does not know how much you should train.
Everyone's ideal training volume is different: some keep improving no matter how much they add, others start regressing past a certain load. A plan that does not know which one you are — following it is a gamble.
They can, and it will look like the real thing. The difference is these three things:
Generating a plan is easy. What is hard is why the plan looks the way it does — and how it will follow you through the months ahead.
PROVEN RESULTS
Hsu Kuo Feng coached athletes and training camps in person, and their starting points were never the same. But they used the same periodized scheduling logic — the very logic Kuo Feng x AI is based on today.
Different starting points, the same periodization logic.
The results above are from athletes coached by Hsu Kuo Feng in 2016; training was directed by him personally. Kuo Feng x AI is built on the same training methodology, and its training content is AI-generated.
THE REAL COST
From now until race day, what you invest is four to six months of early mornings, hundreds of accumulated kilometers, and a stretch of time in which your body genuinely gets worn down.
You pay these costs no matter what your plan is. The only difference is whether the effort turns into a matching result. Three months trained in the wrong direction cannot be redone — and the same race only comes around once a year.
BEFORE YOU START
Not enough records yet? Read "How to upload training records" first, then come back to generate your plan after you have accumulated enough data.
PRICING
Race prep usually runs four to six months. On a 16-week plan that is about NT$4,400 for the whole build, while a human coach for a full race build starts at tens of thousands. Kuo Feng x AI is not here to replace anyone — it is here so that on every day of your build, you have a basis to judge whether today's training was right.
Kuo Feng x AI race training plan
NT$1,099/ month
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