Training load & progression
Track recent workload, fitness, fatigue, form, weekly running volume and progression over time.
Endurance training intelligence
Understand the training you actually do.
Run With Analytics turns your connected training history into practical endurance intelligence—so you can see your load, consistency, durability, long-run development and current race capability in one place.
Currently in private beta. Athlete access is expanding gradually.
What RWA analyzes
More than mileage.
Training volume matters, but it is only part of the picture. RWA combines multiple signals from your training history to show how your endurance is developing.
Endurance capacity
See time on feet, long-run depth, running frequency, back-to-back exposure and historical endurance milestones.
Durability analysis
Analyze pace fade, heart-rate change and aerobic decoupling to understand how well you hold together late in longer efforts.
Race intelligence
Estimate current performance capability using demonstrated ability, recent training and event-specific evidence.
Cross-training context
Running remains central, while cycling, walking, hiking, swimming and strength help explain the wider training picture.
Historical perspective
Use your imported training history to distinguish a short-term training spike from sustained endurance development.
How it works
Your training history becomes useful context.
RWA is designed around the athlete you are now—not a generic runner profile.
STEP 01
Connect your training data
Authorize your account and allow RWA to import the activity data needed to build your training history.
STEP 02
Build your endurance profile
RWA evaluates training load, consistency, long efforts, historical exposure, durability and related performance signals.
STEP 03
See what your training supports
Use the dashboard to understand current development, capability, race estimates and the evidence behind them.
Private beta
Contact SupportBuilt for runners who want the data to mean something.
Run With Analytics is currently being validated with real athletes across road running and ultrarunning before broader access opens.