What is the TRAIN model?
Building physical resilience, energy, and cognitive support through sustainable training. Its core process is: Target the function; Right-size the dose; Anchor it to cues; Increase gradually; Normalize recovery.
What problem is the TRAIN model designed to solve?
Building physical resilience, energy, and cognitive support through sustainable training.
What are the steps of the TRAIN model?
Target the function; Right-size the dose; Anchor it to cues; Increase gradually; Normalize recovery.
What is the master question for the TRAIN model?
What training dose can I repeat consistently enough to improve my body, protect my energy, and sharpen my thinking?
When should I use the TRAIN model?
Use it when you want more energy, stress tolerance, physical capacity, recovery, or cognitive support from movement.
What mistake does the TRAIN model try to prevent?
It prevents all-or-nothing exercise plans, overtraining, and treating recovery as optional.
What is the one-line rule of the TRAIN model?
Train a little, repeat it often, progress slowly, and recover on purpose.
How do I know I am using the TRAIN model correctly?
You are using it correctly if movement becomes sustainable, repeatable, and supportive of the rest of your life.