Training Load
How hard you trained this week compared to your recent average, and whether that load is building fitness or creating injury risk.
S01 / TRAINING DIAGNOSTICS
Bi-weekly training reports for competitive high school distance runners. Five metrics. Plain English. Real recommendations.
No long-term commitment. Cancel any time.
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Heart rate, pace, distance, effort level. Every run. But the raw numbers don't tell you whether last week's training was building you up or wearing you down.
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Strava shows you what happened. Runna tells you what to do next. Nobody tells you whether what you did is actually working or quietly increasing your injury risk.
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Your coach writes your workouts. But unless they're watching your wearable data between practices, the signs of overtraining or poor recovery are invisible until something goes wrong.
HOW IT WORKS
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Export your Strava or Garmin history and fill out a short intake form. Takes about five minutes.
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We compute five metrics from your training data using research-backed formulas, then write a plain-English brief on what they mean for you.
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Every two weeks you receive a PDF report with a 14-day training plan calibrated to your current fitness, goal race, and personal best.
WHAT WE MEASURE
How hard you trained this week compared to your recent average, and whether that load is building fitness or creating injury risk.
The ratio of your recent training stress to your accumulated fitness base. The number that predicts overtraining before it happens.
Whether your easy runs are getting faster or slower at the same effort level, a direct read on aerobic fitness progress.
Whether your heart is working harder than normal on easy runs, which often shows up before your legs tell you something is wrong.
The percentage of your days that are genuinely easy. Research says 70-80% should be. Most competitive runners are below that.
If you race cross country or track and want to understand what your training data is actually saying, this is for you. Not for joggers. Not for marathoners building to finish. For athletes who want to run faster and stay healthy.
$20 per month. Upload your data, get your report, repeat every two weeks.
$15 per athlete per month for groups of five or more. One report per athlete, every two weeks.
Threshold Analytics
REPORT 07 / CYCLE 2026-03-02 → 2026-03-15
RACE READINESS
82
+4 VS LAST CYCLE
Every report includes a plain-English analyst summary, a 14-day training plan with specific daily workouts, race pacing targets based on your current fitness, and a strength training schedule designed around your run days.
RESEARCH
CASE STUDY 01 · APRIL 2, 2026
A single-runner review of 14 months and 312 runs. Measurable workload changes before injury, with the limits of a retrospective case stated explicitly.
METHODS NOTE V2.0 · JULY 18, 2026
An exploratory 16-athlete analysis comparing a conventional workload boundary with an athlete-specific rule. Includes revisions following external technical review.
SUMMER RESEARCH BRIEF · AUGUST 19, 2026
A summer research summary covering 28 runners and 6,218 runs. Distinguishes the full descriptive archive from the 16-runner analytical cohort.
Exploratory research. These analyses do not establish injury prediction or provide medical advice.
PRICING
$20
/ ATHLETE / MONTH
$15
/ ATHLETE / MONTH
Reports are delivered as PDF every two weeks. Cancel any time.
We'll reach out within 24 hours to get your data and set up your account.