Last week in PR Lab
37.5MI2LIFTS

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One log for running and strength.

Runs sync from Strava. Lifts take thirty seconds to log. And every week answers the question that matters: is the training working?

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Splits, sets, trends — the whole story of the work. The only audience is you.

What happened this week?

A week you can read in one glance.

Every session, accounted for — synced runs with their splits, lifts with their sets. And after every run, the coach reads the numbers and leaves a short take.

This week · Jul 27 – Aug 02
7.1MI DONE37.1MI PLANNED
27mon
easy7.07.1MI9:52/mi
28tuetoday
liftBack Squat 5×3Bench 4×5Row 3×8
29wed
tempo9.0MI2mi + 4mi @ T + 3mi
30thu
liftDeadlift 3×5Pull-Up 3×AMRAPSplit Squat 3×8
31fri
easy6.0MI
01sat
rest
02sun
long15.0MI
Coacheasy · 7.1 mi. Ran it honest — 9:52 avg, HR stayed in Z2. Easy means easy.
Runs sync from Strava · lifts logged in 30 secondsWk 31 / 2026
wed 22 · temposynced from Strava
9.0MI2mi + 4mi @ T + 3mi · avg 8:01/mi
Splits
1
8:10
2
7:44
3
7:39
4
7:41
5
7:38
6
7:42
7
8:24
8
8:31
9
8:36
Coach. Legs were there — 7:40 avg on the 4 @ threshold. Best session of the block.
thu 23 · liftlogged in 28 seconds
Deadlift3×5315 lb
Pull-Up3×AMRAP8 / 7 / 6
Split Squat3×895 lb
In the app, every day opens to the full detail — splits, sets, and the coach's read on every run

Watch the training work.

One glance at the bars shows whether the week was built right — enough easy volume underneath the hard work. And the squat line rising beside the mileage line tells you the lifting is holding up as the miles climb.

Weekly mileage · last 12 weeksquality sessionseasy volume
37.5MI LAST WEEK
10203040MAY 04MAY 25JUN 15JUL 0637.5JUL 20
Long run · last 12 weeks
15.2MI
11131515.2 MI
Back squat · est. 1RM
265LB
225245265265 LB
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