What PaceLab does

The map, not the manual — one line per feature. Everything below is built from your own training data.

Coaching

  • Adaptive weekly planA new training week every Monday, built from how you actually ran — not a static template.
  • Season periodizationYour weeks connect into a season arc — base, build, peak, race — pointed at your goal.
  • Per-run coaching feedbackAfter every run, your coach tells you what worked and what to adjust.
  • Weekly check-inA coaching note each week on where your training is heading and why.

Health & fitness intelligence

  • Wellness dashboardResting heart rate, HRV, sleep, and body battery in one place.
  • Training loadFitness, fatigue, and form (CTL, ATL, TSB) — explained in plain language.
  • Readiness & trendsReadiness, how runs felt, and zone-distribution trends across your season.

Context-aware coaching

  • Weather-aware workoutsHeat, wind, and humidity are baked into your workout guidance automatically.
  • Race-day flowRace-morning guidance, then a proper post-race review — it only appears when it counts.

Your input makes it smarter

  • Rate how runs feltA ten-second feel rating after each run directly sharpens your coaching.
  • Strava share cardsPost your key workouts back to Strava with the coaching context included.
  • PR detectionPersonal records spotted automatically across your history.

Setup & control

  • Watch syncConnect once — every run flows in automatically, no manual logging.
  • Coaching dialsPreferences that shape training days, volume comfort, and how your coach talks to you.

Premium

  • Trail & Ultra modePremiumEffort-based coaching built for vert, time-on-feet, and races beyond the marathon.
  • Injury-risk trendPremiumYour acute-to-chronic workload ratio tracked against the published risk bands.
  • Strength trainingPremiumA periodized strength overlay that protects your running — heavy legs never land next to a key session.
  • New coaching modes firstPremiumEvery future training mode ships to Premium first.

The best way to see it is with your own runs.

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