Early AccessLaunching Autumn 2026 · Limited coaching spots

Train Like
The Pros.

PaceForge builds a periodized training plan from a deep analysis of your Strava data — pace, heart rate, training load, fitness trends, and recovery patterns — then a real endurance coach reviews and refines every detail before you run a step. Show up to your start line in the best shape of your life

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Why PaceForge

Training That Actually Fits You.

Built from your actual data

We analyze your last 90 days of Strava activity — training load, mileage, pace, long runs, heart rate — to determine your true fitness baseline. No guesswork. No generic plans.

Adaptive, periodized training plan

Your plan isn’t fixed—it evolves. The number and structure of phases are tailored to your race distance, experience level, and timeline. Whether you’re targeting 1500m or a marathon, every phase is precisely calibrated to you.

Real coach. Real eyes. 48h turnaround.

Your plan is built from deep analysis of endurance training data and your recent running history, grounded in exercise science. A national-level coach then refines the structure, phases, and injury considerations before you start.

Without PaceForge
Generic training plan from the internet
No idea if the mileage is right for your base
Injury flares up in week 6, restart from scratch
Finish the race wondering what you were capable of
With PaceForge
Built from your 68km weekly average and 19km long run
Coach adjusts progression based on your IT band history
Hard sessions calibrated to your current fitness level
You reach race day fully prepared and confident
Your Coach

Every Plan.
Human Eyes.

Grounded in endurance training data and modern exercise science. Before you ever lace up, your plan is reviewed by someone who has stood on national championship start lines and coached athletes to national podiums.

10th place — 5000m Outdoors, Bulgarian National Championships
Athletes coached to national XC championship medals
Coached national orienteering team athletes to World Top 30 finishes
48h review turnaround · Personal phase notes included
Week 12 of 16 — Peak Phase

Your long run hits 28km this week — your highest yet. Keep the first 20km easy, no matter how good you feel. The last 8km at marathon pace is where the adaptation happens. Don't chase the pace early.

Ivan G., Endurance Coach
Ivan G. · Endurance Coach
Reviewed for Sarah · Marathon
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