Precision Telemetry Analysis
Look at training load alongside HRV, sleep, resting HR, and recent performance to understand how hard training is landing.
The human body is an engine. Our AI is the fuel. Reveal your hidden potential through data-driven biomechanical analysis and adaptive training logic.
Look at training load alongside HRV, sleep, resting HR, and recent performance to understand how hard training is landing.
Build a season strategy and a practical 14-day training block shaped by your goals, recent training, and recovery signals.
Import activities from Garmin and Strava. Your history, your data.
When training or recovery shifts, RunCoach helps you reassess the next block instead of blindly following a static plan.
We don't just plan weeks. We engineer multi-cycle campaigns designed for peak physiological expression at your target event.
AI-driven periodization that adjusts in real-time based on recovery scores and heart rate variability. Your plan is alive.
Predictive fatigue modeling prevents overtraining before it occurs.
Combines running metrics, sleep patterns, recovery insights, and psychological readiness for a comprehensive overview.
Combines running metrics, sleep, recovery signals, equipment context, and health notes into one coaching view.
Current aerobic floor and recovery latency patterns.
Projected 12% increase in lactate threshold based on current trajectory.
Probability of injury increases if volume exceeds 80 km/week.
Predicted readiness curve for October 15th race start.
Explore race projections, training paces, heat adjustments, age grading, and weight sensitivity from a reference result.
Your watch records the run. RunCoach helps interpret it in the context of sleep, recovery, and recent load.
Avoid the "plateau of sameness." AI ensures every km serves a metabolic purpose.
Separate your planning from your analysis. Use our visualizer to audit your own self-coaching.
Precision metrics decoded into actionable coaching advice.
HRV and recovery signals suggest how ready you may be for harder work.
HRV and recovery signals suggest how ready you may be for harder work.
Predict your performance based on your fitness, gender, and age.
RunCoach is a tool that helps you understand your training data and turn it into clearer next steps. It looks at your recent running, recovery, and training patterns so you can train with more confidence.
No. RunCoach is designed to make training easier to understand, especially if you do not have a coach. The goal is to turn confusing data into simple guidance you can actually use.
It helps you understand how your training is going, whether you are building consistently, and how prepared you may be for the next block of training or for a race. It can also help you explore likely race outcomes and training pace ranges.
Not in a rigid way. RunCoach is meant to help you make better decisions, not blindly follow a fixed plan. It gives structure and context so you can adjust when life, fatigue, or missed sessions get in the way.
Today, RunCoach is built mainly around Garmin Connect data. That can include things like training load, recent runs, sleep, heart rate, and other recovery signals when they are available.
No. RunCoach should explain those ideas in simpler language so you can understand what they mean for your training without needing a sports-science background.
It can give you a useful estimate or range based on your current data, but it is not a guarantee. Race results still depend on training consistency, pacing, weather, recovery, and race-day execution.
Yes. One of the main goals is to help you adjust instead of feeling like the whole plan is ruined. Missing one run does not mean you have failed. It just means the next decision matters more.
No. RunCoach is a training and planning tool, not a medical service. If you are injured, unwell, or worried about your health, you should speak to a qualified professional.
Not yet. Garmin-first support is the current focus. Strava support is something planned for the future.
RunCoach is still in alpha. Join the interest list to hear when the public beta opens.