Fifty minutes as planned, and you put it at 6/10, right where it was meant to sit.
A plan that bends around your week, not the other way round.
It reads your night before it plans your day.
Meetings run late, nights run short, the weather turns and work takes you away. nustride reads your sleep, HRV and the training you've actually done, keeps the hard sessions that build fitness, and protects the key session of the week, so you still arrive at race day ready. Every change is proposed, explained, and yours to confirm.
Resting heart rate is back to 481 after 7 hours 12 asleep2. HRV is under your normal at 523, so keep tonight's run easy and leave the hills for Thursday.
Watch a week rearrange itself.
A plan written on Sunday rarely survives to Friday. Here is one week, and what the coach does each time life gets in the way. The aim never changes: the sessions that make you faster still happen, and the week's training still lands where it should.
The plan, as written on Sunday.
Five sessions, about 5 hours, with Saturday's long run as the key session of the week.
The coach proposes. You decide.
When your readings, the weather or a missed session say the week should change, the coach suggests one change and says why. Nothing moves until you confirm it.
Move Thursday's hill reps to Friday and run easy instead.
HRV has been under your normal for three mornings, and Wednesday's long ride was harder than planned.
At 26°C your pace band eases by 2.4%.
From 18°C the coach slows your target pace, up to 6.5%. From 33°C it drops pace altogether and coaches on heart rate and effort. The figures on this page are examples.
A morning call you can check, line by line.
The call is written overnight from what your watch and phone sent. Each figure in it carries a mark that opens the reading behind it, with its source and its age. If a number can't be traced, it doesn't go in.
Amber only ever means one thing: a reading that is old or missing. The coach says so, and never fills the gap with a guess.
A straight verdict on what you did.
Each session is judged against the plan: length first, then your own effort, then heart rate. Eight outcomes, and the coach shows the evidence for the one it picked.
Six steps, and your first week is ready.
What brings you here?
An event, getting fitter, feeling better day to day, making it a habit, or coming back from a break.
Where are you now?
Just starting, training without a plan, mid-plan, or coming back. This sets where the coach starts.
In your words
If the next three months go well, what's different?
Kept word for word.
Connect
Your watch and Apple Health. You see at once what it found from the last year.
Check what we found
Your sport split, a normal week and estimated zones, for you to correct.
Here's what I heard
Your goal quoted back, how the coach will start, and the voice you want it in.
Same facts. Four ways to hear them.
The numbers and the advice never change with the voice. Only the way it's said does.
HRV is down at 52. Run easy tonight, 45 minutes under 148. Hills move to Thursday.
Example line, written for this page.Built for the way you actually train.
Every sport counts time, sessions and effort. Distance, pace, power and splits show where a sport has them.
In colour: in the app at launch. Greyed out: coming as each maker approves the integration.