Chasing a race or just building the habit, PaceMe builds you a proper training plan, with paces from your real times and phases like a coach would, that reshapes when life gets in the way.
No spreadsheets, no guesswork. Set up once and PaceMe does the coaching.
Your race and target time, or simply how often you want to run, plus your rest days and preferred long-run day.
Periodised build, peak and taper. Easy, tempo and interval paces calculated from your real race times.
Log a run in two taps. Miss a day or swap a session and the plan reshapes around it.
Train for a 5K to a marathon with real build, peak and taper. Or run for the habit with a rolling plan and no finish line.
Miss a session, move your long run, or change your race. The plan rebuilds around it instead of breaking.
Your zones come from your real race times and adjust as you get fitter, so your easy days actually stay easy.
Periodised gym work and bike or swim options scheduled around your runs to keep you durable, not bolted on.
Add sessions, swap days, or reset a week. It is your plan, not a locked PDF.
A clean, fast interface that is genuinely nice to open every day, in whichever mode you prefer.
The plan is the core. Around it, everything you need to keep improving.
Watch your pace, weekly volume and heart rate trend over time, so you can see the training working.
Personal bests, streaks and longest runs, tracked and celebrated as you hit them.
Not sure what a tempo run is for? Every session type comes with the what and the why.
Personalised easy, tempo, threshold and interval paces, always kept up to date with your fitness.
Log which shoes you run in and track their mileage, so you know when it is time to replace them.
Add your races, see the countdown, and let your goal race shape the whole plan.
From your first 5K to a marathon. A periodised plan dialed to your goal time, with the paces to hit it.
No race, no pressure. A rolling plan that builds a consistent, sustainable habit at your pace.
PaceMe plans are built on established endurance-training principles: periodised phases, pace zones derived from your own results, sensible progression, and a taper that leaves you fresh. The same thinking a good coach would use, made personal to you.
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