May 27th, 2026
Trail running is now a distinct sport across the platform. Workouts, the library mapper, TrainNow, the workout picker, and training schedules all recognise TrailRun, and the in-app race editor accepts it as a goal event.
Pacing is elevation-aware: Critical Speed and pace zones are separated for trail and road via GAP normalisation, race plans use GAP-aware targets, and post-workout analysis carries elevation and terrain context. Trail race events are auto-detected, weekly plans support vertical-meter targets, and coaching memory now differentiates trail and road stimuli.
Walks and hikes count as training input. They contribute to weekly TSS, register as active recovery, and can be set as goal events for charity walks and multi-day hikes.
The native iOS and Android app is now available, replacing the Catalyst build with a faster, lower-overhead experience. The athlete switcher is accessible on mobile, and a Brick chip surfaces in the training schedule.
Brick is now a per-day sport toggle in the weekly plan, with automatic downgrade to a single sport when readiness is poor.
Per-stimulus half-life feeds the weekly plan as a hard-day spacing constraint, and Max-tier athletes can benchmark their recovery curves against a peer cohort.