Legs that fade after lunch
Downhill skiing punishes eccentric quad strength. SlopeReady builds ski legs before the first lift ride.
AI Ski Fitness Coach
SlopeReady helps you build the legs, engine, balance, and recovery base for ski season, so your quads do not give up after two runs and your first trip is not your training block.
Read-only Apple Health analysis. No workout tracking. No HealthKit writes.
Why train before ski season?
Downhill skiing punishes eccentric quad strength. SlopeReady builds ski legs before the first lift ride.
Load spikes, poor sleep, and suppressed recovery can turn excitement into a bad knee or back week.
Your first ski trip should test your preparation, not begin it. The plan starts weeks before the snow.
What sets it apart
Ask whether today is a good day for intervals, why your legs feel heavy, how to prepare for a trip in six weeks, or what to change after a hard session. The agent answers with your training, sleep, recovery, readiness, and goals in context.
Builds ski-season preparation around your timeline, current fitness, recovery, and available training time.
Reviews completed training for intensity, volume, pacing, fatigue cost, and whether it moved you closer to ski readiness.
Adjusts the next sessions when recovery drops, load rises, travel changes, or the coach recommends a better path.
How the coach knows you
Apple Watch, Garmin, Strava, Oura, WHOOP, rings, sleep trackers, and compatible fitness apps.
Workouts, HRV, resting heart rate, sleep, activity, and recovery signals land in one place.
The app reads Apple Health, computes readiness and training context, then grounds the AI coach.
Inside the app
Privacy-first by design
SlopeReady is an analyzer and coach, not a workout tracker. You keep recording with the devices and apps you already use. HealthKit access is read-only by default, and AI context is minimized, consent-gated, and inspectable.