Baltic swim
Settle before you push.
Cool Baltic water can tighten your breathing. Settle first.
Settle by 300 m. Control breathing.
Your day in Gdańsk
I’m Tom, the coach behind Sense Endurance Coaching. Tell me where you are now and I’ll show you what a strong day in Gdańsk could look like.
The course behind your race
The organiser calls the bike one of the fastest. The athlete who paces it evenly runs well to the pier.
Baltic swim
Cool Baltic water can tighten your breathing. Settle first.
Settle by 300 m. Control breathing.
First half
A fast course makes a high number feel easy. Cap it.
Cap opening power. Fuel early.
Second half
Keep effort steady and finish your nutrition before T2.
Hold effort steady. Finish nutrition before T2.
First half
The flat beach and park paths give no natural brake.
Hold opening pace for 2-3 km. Take every aid station.
Finish
Progress only once form has held.
Check posture. Choose the last move late.
A race-day forecast is not meaningful yet; check back closer to the event.
Historical baseline, 2019–2025 · Open-Meteo historical archive · Updated 2026-10-28.Historical comparison only. This is not a forecast for 2027.
Make your finish prediction and I can send this plan to you in race week.
Prepare for Gdańsk
A finish range gives you something to work towards. The preparation is specific to this race: the athlete can pace a very fast bike evenly and run a flat course without an over-eager opening.
I’m Tom. With Sense Endurance Coaching, I’ll build that preparation around your life, follow how you respond and adjust the work as you get closer to Gdańsk.
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