Search athletes. Find the minutes.

Search AT athletes now, pull race history and splits, then turn the result into a priority map: run fade, RoxZone, wall balls, sleds and the next training block.

Plan My Splits

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Athlete Race Snapshot

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Run fadeRun 1 to Run 8 decay

+3:36

RoxZoneEight transitions add up

+2:15

Wall ballsLate station collapse

+1:40

BBJ / LungesCompromised legs, not fresh reps

+1:10

p25–p75observed spread of near-goal finishers

Run 8 +1:04not your fresh 1K pace

For athletes who write splits on their arm

Target Splits

Your race plan should survive fatigue.

Your goal time becomes a station-by-station plan: the median splits real near-goal finishers ran, including positive split pressure and transition time, each shown with the observed p25–p75 spread of that field — no fake precision.

4:35 (4:17–4:55) SkiErg median, observed p25–p75

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01Run 1 4:54SkiErg 4:10on

02Run 2 4:58Sled Push 2:44+0:04

03Run 3 5:04Sled Pull 3:28+0:10

04Run 4 5:11Burpee Broad Jump 5:22+0:17

05Run 5 5:18RowErg 4:19+0:24

06Run 6 5:29Farmers Carry 2:07+0:35

07Run 7 5:42Sandbag Lunges 5:38+0:48

08Run 8 5:58Wall Balls 6:24+1:04

Includes RoxZone as race time, because transitions are not free.

Cohort Percentile

Open Men / 30-34 / 90:00

Top 35% Strong enough to race, still bleeding time in transitions.

-4:32vs cohort median

+8:14vs top 10 percent

87:43age-graded equivalent

5:30RoxZone target

Division, gender and age-group context

Data Moat

Know if you are actually fast.

A finish time without cohort context is just a stopwatch. Compare against the field, expose your biggest split gap, then decide whether to chase running, stations or base work.

Split PlannerTarget finish time to the per-station split targets near-goal finishers ran. PercentileTotal time to cohort rank and age-grade context. StrengthOpen and Pro readiness from strength markers.