Plan your runs, week by week.
The Weekly Runs app allows you to quickly create your running plan by cloning previous weeks and making distance adjustments. You can easily update your plan after any injury, by inserting no running and recovery weeks. A custom checklist helps you to avoid missing any warm-ups.
I love this and would use it immediately if you had an iOS version. Great concept and meets a need I have.
@bitsofadventures It looks fab. Congrats on the launch 🥳
Downloaded! I really like this idea, I'm going to try the app out! The pre-run tasks are great too, I often forget about those. Do you plan to add any auto-incrementing or decrementing features in the future? For example, I usually like to increase my milage a little each week. And if I can't run for a week, I usually decrease milage after.
I've had trouble finding a good, free run tracker — so it's nice to see this!
Hi Product Hunters! When I started training for my very first marathon, I downloaded a training plan. I printed it, pinned it to my fridge, and started circling each completed training day. Unfortunately, I was often injured during my runs, which led to days or weeks of not running, and a lot of changes to the running plan. As an alternative, I decided to use an app. Almost all of the running apps I tried either forced me to follow their plans from the start (which I didn't want to do because I
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