Your plan is ready. Here's what it comes with.
Every RunSmart plan includes these features from day one. Pro unlocks the full layer of intelligence.
Every run laid out week by week. See the entire training block at a glance — not just this week, the whole thing. Know exactly what's coming and why the structure is built the way it is.
Every run has a pace range — base, easy, progression, tempo, interval. Not one pace for everything. The right effort for each workout, calibrated to your goal finish time.
The plan checks local weather and adjusts your target paces accordingly. Heat and humidity affect what your body can produce. Your pacing targets account for that — so your effort stays calibrated even when conditions don't cooperate.
Move runs without starting over. Drag to reschedule, view your full training block, adjust without guilt or guesswork. Miss a run, shift it, keep going. No plan has to end because one day didn't work.
Push workouts to Apple Watch, Garmin, or COROS. Pace targets on your wrist, not your phone. Glance down at your target, not your screen, while you run.
PT-designed strength and mobility sessions integrated into your weekly schedule. Not an optional add-on — part of the plan from day one, built around what runners specifically need to stay healthy and keep training.
Log how every run felt. Build a training record that means something — not just pace and distance, but the context behind the numbers. Patterns in how you feel are patterns worth tracking.
Sync Garmin, Apple Watch, or COROS. See your actual data alongside your plan — what you were supposed to run and what you actually ran, side by side.
Not sure if you're pushing too hard — or not hard enough? Each week you get a read on your training load, how your body is responding, and what to focus on as your race gets closer. Less second-guessing. More confidence in the work you're putting in.
Hitting the wall isn't a fitness problem — it's a fueling problem. Get PT-guided fueling windows for your long runs: when to eat, what to target, and how to practice your race-day nutrition in training before it counts.