Running HQ

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YOUR TRAINING, EXPLAINED

Know where your running is going.

A clear picture of your fitness, consistency and performance. Add races or goals whenever you need them.

YOUR NEXT GOALSet your goalMake your running personal
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RUNNING HQ · PERFORMANCE INTELLIGENCE

Am I getting fitter?

Insights are calculated locally from your imported activities. They are training indicators, not medical advice or a guarantee of race performance. Comparisons need enough valid data; missing metrics are not treated as zero.

What should I focus on next?

How these insights work

Running volume: compares two consecutive 28-day periods. Aerobic efficiency: compares similar-paced runs across periods using average heart rate, excluding very short sessions and implausible values. Training load: compares sums only when coverage is sufficient in both periods. Long-run progression: compares the longest runs in the two periods. These are descriptive signals, not proof of fitness changes; terrain, temperature, fatigue and sensor accuracy can affect results.

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Weekly running distance

Hover over a bar to see the runs behind it.

Longest run by week

Hover for dates, distances and activities.

Recent runs

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What is training load?

Training load estimates how demanding a run was using the data and settings in Intervals.icu. Higher numbers usually mean more accumulated exercise stress, not necessarily a better run. Compare your own weeks rather than treating the value as a percentage or universal target.

Weekly load adds recorded run loads within each Monday–Sunday week. Missing load data is excluded; a low number may reflect missing measurements. Heart rate is the time-weighted average of runs with valid HR, not a fitness score. These charts describe trends, not injury risk.

Weekly training load

Sum of available Intervals.icu training-load values for runs; missing values are not treated as zero.

Average run heart rate by week

Time-weighted mean of runs with recorded average heart rate. This is descriptive, not an aerobic-efficiency measurement.

Understanding your training

Training load is shown only where Intervals.icu supplies an activity load value. Fitness/fatigue/form models need daily training-load history across all relevant sports and a proper warm-up period. This version deliberately does not invent CTL, ATL or TSB from incomplete data.

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YOUR RUNNING JOURNEY

Races & goals

Add multiple events or training goals. Select one as your focus; your dashboard will adapt without changing your general fitness analysis.

Race-equivalent calculator

Use a verified race result to estimate equivalent times with the Riegel formula. These are mathematical equivalents, not predictions of race readiness.

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YOUR TRAINING CALENDAR

Training Plan

Your upcoming sessions and completed runs, together in one place.

Connect your running account to load your training plan.

Browse all planned sessions · search, dates and full details

Completed means a recorded run matches the planned date and approximately matches the planned distance.

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Running activity history

Find a run · type, distance, PB and date
Personal bests
Sync to retrieve Intervals.icu best-effort records.
PRIVATE · ON-DEVICE ANALYSIS

Run Intelligence

Select Analyse next to any activity to get an evidence-based coaching review. Local calculations run entirely in this browser.

Choose a run above to begin.
Running HQ v14 · Local-first dashboard · No external libraries, tracking or analytics. The app does not store your API key. A live sync requires browser permission for cross-origin API calls and API access to the underlying activities. Do not publish a copy with credentials embedded.