AI coaching is as much for coaches as it is for athletes
With over 30 years of coaching and racing experience, Raeleigh has competed in countless triathlons, duathlons, and endurance events, including four 70.3 Ironman World Championships, and became the Age Group World Champion in 2016. She is also the Head Coach at Humango™, responsible for the workout content that fuels their training plans. Raeleigh’s background brings together racing experience and the application of science and education throughout her years as a coach. With a degree in Sports Science and Human Movement from Ballarat University in Australia, Raeleigh has made sport, health, and access to them her life’s passion and pursuit.
When Raeleigh approached Big Blue Adventure about offering Humango™ to their audience, they jumped at the opportunity. Todd (Big Blue’s race director) quickly realized that everyone – regardless of whether they’re training for their first event, interested in maintaining their health and fitness, or looking to reach their absolute optimal potential – deserves the best in science-based training and education.
Humango™ is a platform that both guides and educates. And it’s not just for athletes. Coaches like Raeleigh benefit from Humango™’s ability to take on many of their mundane tasks, so they can focus on the true art of coaching (e.g., their athletes’ form, technique, race prep, nutrition and mental wellbeing).
With Humango™, coaches can:
- Monitor each athlete’s progress individually;
- Lower their athletes’ risk of injury and improve their recovery;
- Train more athletes, better;
Benefit from Hugo – the virtual coaching assistant – flagging important moments for their athletes right when they happen;
- Message their athletes directly in the context of the dashboards inside the app;
- Create tribes with shared calendars for group training;
- Build their own training strategy (including preferred workouts, sport distribution, energy distribution, etc.) into the platform, and set up Humango™ to build adaptive training plans for their athletes based on it.
Have any questions? You can contact Raeleigh at [email protected] or 530-414-3364.
