Use this tool to analyze an individual run. Download a .fit file from your watch’s app or desktop site, and upload to the tool. This tool will give you the following metrics:
Total Distance
Total Duration
Average Grade Adjusted Pace
Average Heart Rate Decoupling
Average Aerobic Efficiency
Average Grade Adjusted Pace at a selected aerobic heart rate
Average Grade Adjusted Pace at a selected threshold, or race-specific heart rate.
Use this tool to analyze trends over a season. Feed this tool multiple .fit tiles of the same type of workout.
For example: Pick all easy long runs, or all tempo runs at a similar effort. Feeding it runs with similar routes and weather conditions yields a more reliable output.
This tool will track:
Run progress: Run distance, avg pace, avg HR
Easy Aerobic Efficiency: Pick a HR that fits your easy aerobic pace and track progress over time
Threshold Aerobic Efficiency: Pick a heart rate that’s more race-specific to your marathon, half marathon, or threshold pace. Then track progress over time
Heart Rate Decoupling Progress: Visualize heart rate decoupling trends over the course of the selected runs.
Use this tool to analyze your PRs and how they compare to each other.
This tool provides the following metrics and features:
Fatigue Modeling: Calculates your best fit curve to estimate race times across distances.
Prediction range: Creates aggressive and conservative estimates based on % slowdown entered. (Most runners slow down between 4 and 10% as the race distance doubles).
Measure distance on a known course like a track or measured course (with an accurate wheel).
Input current calibration factor, distance you actually ran, and distance Stryd thinks you ran to get new calibration.
Use this tool to input a goal pace, and get an output of various percentages of goal pace. Percentages used for Canova-Style workouts.