“I keep missing sessions.”
Establish what matters now and reshape the week around the time that genuinely exists.
Online triathlon coaching · United Kingdom
Know what to do when the plan no longer fits.
Abraham helps UK triathletes adapt training around work, family, recovery and race preparation without treating every missed session as failure.
Founder of Unbroken Protocol, creator of the R.A.C.E. Framework, author of The Unbroken Protocol and host of the podcast.
Biography reviewed 26 August 2026.
Why Unbroken exists
Unbroken began with a practical coaching problem: the session on a calendar is only one part of an athlete's reality. Recovery, work, family, confidence, available time and the response to previous training all shape the next useful decision.
Abraham built the R.A.C.E. Framework to make that decision clearer. It does not replace judgement with a score. It creates a repeatable way to consider recovery, align training with real life, condition the whole athlete and execute with purpose.
The next session should be useful, absorbable and repeatable. It should not simply be completed because it appears on a calendar.
Why work with Abraham
Personal coaching is for the decisions a calendar or data point cannot settle alone. Abraham brings the plan, recovery context and the athlete's real life into one conversation.
Establish what matters now and reshape the week around the time that genuinely exists.
Consider the wider recovery context instead of allowing one number to make the whole decision.
Adapt the route without losing sight of the purpose of the week or the approaching race.
Review the purpose, progression and next decision together when confidence has started to slip.
Coaching in practice
An athlete has limited time, difficult recovery context and an important week ahead. Completing the session unchanged is not automatically the best decision.
Abraham reviews the purpose of the ride, the rest of the week and the cost of the original session, then works with the athlete to choose the most useful adjustment.
Tell Abraham what you are training for, what keeps disrupting the plan and where you feel uncertain. Abraham reviews whether the coaching relationship fits before any commitment is made.
The coaching lens
The R.A.C.E. Framework gives the app, coaching and club a shared language without pretending that every athlete needs the same support.
What does current recovery context say about the load the athlete can usefully absorb?
How should the plan fit the athlete's goal, available time and wider responsibilities?
Which swim, bike, run, strength or recovery work best serves the present phase?
What is the clearest decision for today, race preparation and the start line?
One method · three paths
The app, individual coaching and London club are separate routes. Each uses the same recovery-led principles in a different way.
01 · Global
For athletes who want a standalone training system that places readiness beside the plan.
Explore the app →02 · United Kingdom
For UK athletes who want personal review, conversation and decisions shaped around their context.
Explore coaching →03 · London
For athletes who want to enquire about the current NW10 club, sessions and community.
Explore the club →The wider body of work
Fit before commitment
Tell Abraham about the goal, the plan and the part that no longer feels clear. The current coaching format, support and price are confirmed before you decide.
Tell Abraham what you need help with