Runna’s new Adapt for Heat feature could make summer runs a lot more bearable
If you’ve ever cut a summer run short because the heat felt unbearable, you’re definitely not alone. Runna, the top-rated running coach app, found that 80% of its users skip or adjust their runs because of hot weather. To fix that problem, the company just launched a new feature called “Adapt for Heat”, and it’s the update summer runners have been asking for.
- ▪If you’ve ever cut a summer run short because the heat felt unbearable, you’re definitely not alone.
- ▪Runna, the top-rated running coach app, found that 80% of its users skip or adjust their runs because of hot weather.
- ▪To fix that problem, the company just launched a new feature called “Adapt for Heat”, and it’s the update summer runners have been asking for.
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If you’ve ever cut a summer run short because the heat felt unbearable, you’re definitely not alone. Runna, the top-rated running coach app, found that 80% of its users skip or adjust their runs because of hot weather. To fix that problem, the company just launched a new feature called “Adapt for Heat”, and it’s the update summer runners have been asking for. How does Adapt for Heat help your summer runs? Running in the summer is tough. It can be hard to know whether to stick to your training plan or scale back to avoid injury or serious heat-related illnesses like heat stroke. Runna wants to change that with its new feature. Instead of guessing how much you should slow down on a scorching day, Adapt for Heat does the math for you.
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