Fartlek Runs

Fartlek Runs

High intensity Interval Runs

2 ratings
3 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 23, 2012
  • December 31, 2022

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This app offers high-intensity interval training with customizable speed play workouts. It allows users to create structured or random drills based on intensity, duration, and sport, with options for detailed customization and saving custom routines.

Customizable speed play workouts
Random and structured drill modes
Detailed drill customization
Save custom drills
Voice guidance
Export user data
GPS tracking for distance
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What's New in Fartlek Runs

5.1

December 31, 2022

- Fixed bug that wasn't allowing to add new users. - Improved the detailed setup of the Fartlek drill. - Improved the stages setup of the Fartlek drill. - Added option for fixed and varying intensity level in standard and user customized Fartlek drills. - Added a Star run as standard for the Fartlek Drill. - In the Sprints drill, The run times are estimated from the user's fitness level. - Improved the stages setup of the Sprints drill. - Optimized for IOS 14.0. - Other minor fixes and enhancements.

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

Training Zones

Upgrade to customize, for any sport, the training zones time distribution.

User reviews

Bummer.....

I used it once. Every time I push a button on my phone it ends the drill. Frustrating…

Not very intuitive

I just wanted an app to do simple Fatrleks. Set the duration, fast time, recovery time and number of sets.

This does not do that

Not impressed

For $5 I was hoping for more. The app doesn't even log distance. Oh well. Live and learn. It has potential but they need to do some work.

**spoke with someone through email a few times but the issue was never resolved.

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FAQ

What is Fartlek Runs?

Fartlek Runs is a health and fitness app designed for high-intensity interval training (HIIT) using the 'speed play' method. It allows users to create varied running workouts by alternating intensities and durations.

How does Fartlek Runs work?

The app enables users to select standard drills, create quick setups based on intensity and sport, or customize drills in detail. It features random modes that generate workout parameters based on a chosen sport.

Can I save my custom workouts in Fartlek Runs?

Yes, you can save your customized drills and time distribution schemes as custom sports within the app. This allows you to easily reuse your preferred workout configurations.

Does Fartlek Runs support GPS tracking?

Yes, Fartlek Runs supports GPS tracking to record running distance when available. However, continued use of GPS in the background can significantly decrease battery life.

What kind of data can I export from Fartlek Runs?

You can export user data from Fartlek Runs via email in sqlite3 and CSV formats. This allows for further analysis or backup of your training records.

What are the training zones in Fartlek Runs?

The app allows you to select stage training levels from four primary training zones, or paces. These zones help in distributing the total drill time across five standard training intensities.

What is the price of Fartlek Runs?

Fartlek Runs is available for a one-time purchase of $3.99. It is also offered in a sale bundle with the AeroExaminer App, providing approximately 25% savings.

How often is Fartlek Runs updated?

The latest version of Fartlek Runs is 5.1, which was last updated on December 31, 2022. This indicates a history of updates, though the frequency can vary.