Can I change the duration of my training plan?

Can I train for a race even if the race date is close?

Yes. Campus no longer requires a minimum duration to start a plan (except if you are a beginner, returning from an injury, or in your assessment week). Even if your race is coming up soon, you can choose the goal that works best for you.
Your coach will still recommend the ideal duration to maximize your chances of performing at your full potential, but the decision is yours.

How do I know if I’m prepared enough?

As soon as you set your goal, Campus gives you a Readiness Index from 1 to 10. You can take a look at this article to learn more: What is the Readiness Index?
This score indicates your theoretical ability to perform at your full potential on race day and explains why you received that score.
This means you can make an informed decision: keep your race as planned or choose a later race date. Here’s the article about the Readiness Index.

Are there still any restrictions?

Yes, some rules still apply:

• You cannot have two races in the same week.
• You cannot set a goal during a recovery phase.

The goal: to allow you to train for the race you want, at the right time, without ever moving forward blindly.
You can find all the information in this community post.
☝️ Please note: If you started a plan with another platform, Campus will not be able to take over from it. Therefore, your previous sessions will not be taken into account in your new Campus training plan. You will start your preparation from scratch.

Updated on: 08/09/2026