
MONS: Marathon & Swimrun Coach
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What's New in MONS
3.6
August 17, 2026
Your workout card now tells the whole story. Heart rate on every discipline that records one, pace spoken the way each discipline speaks it — minutes per km for a run, speed for a ride, time per 100 m for a swim — and total ascent wherever your watch measured it. The shared image carries the same numbers as the card. Put your own photo behind the share. Tapping Share opens the card first, so you see exactly what goes out before anything leaves the phone. Pick a photo from your library, drag to move it and pinch to zoom until it's framed, and your route still draws over the top. Choosing a photo doesn't give MONS access to your library, and nothing is uploaded. The mix sliders show what the coach is actually doing. Near a race the coach leans your endurance mix toward the discipline you're racing. The sliders now sit where your training actually is, with the reason beside them — and moving any slider makes it yours again and ends the lean. The bike is a real training discipline. Four cycling workouts instead of one: an easy ride, a threshold ride, a VO2max ride and a sprint ride, each with a full article on what it trains. Your heart-rate targets on a bike sit below their running equivalents on purpose, and a long ride now counts as a long session. The short yoga sessions run on a clock. The five- and eight-minute flows attached to your runs and lifts are timed now, and the watch counts them down — a hold taps once with five seconds left so you can change sides with your eyes shut. Those minutes count toward your morning, so the coach budgets the rest of the day around them. Your running charts and your coach read the same measurement. One reading, the coach's, so a chart can't tell you you're improving above a note saying nothing has moved. It waits for six comparable runs before calling a direction, which is the honest version. The time you set in the morning is the session. Say you have 90 minutes and the day comes in around 90 — filled out with sensible easy work, never a longer hard workout. A yoga day is now always one of the long practices, not a short flow that belongs attached to something else. Fixed: a ride's full-screen session page was headed "YOUR RUN". It now names the discipline it's showing.
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