Runna now automatically adapts training paces based on heat and humidity
Runna adds heat-aware training tools Personal running coaching app Runna announced three updates today designed to support users throughout the entire training cycle, from hot-weather workouts to post-race recovery. With the new Adapt for Heat feature, available starting today, Runna will help users identify cooler times to run and recommend adjusted pace targets based on the feels-like temperature, workout duration, and specific session. Adapt for Heat displays a color-coded hourly forecast, allowing users to quickly identify the best time intervals for their running sessions and plan accordingly.
- ▪Runna adds heat-aware training tools Personal running coaching app Runna announced three updates today designed to support users throughout the entire training cycle, from hot-weather workouts to post-race recovery.
- ▪With the new Adapt for Heat feature, available starting today, Runna will help users identify cooler times to run and recommend adjusted pace targets based on the feels-like temperature, workout duration, and specific session.
- ▪Adapt for Heat displays a color-coded hourly forecast, allowing users to quickly identify the best time intervals for their running sessions and plan accordingly.
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