adidas Running: Run tracker

Name: adidas Running: Run tracker
Rating: 4.8 (102239 reviews)
Author: adidas

From Walk to Marathon training

Free

102K Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

adidas
Language

EN
+ 9 More
Size

271.9
MB

adidas Running is an activity tracker designed for all levels of ability and experience, offering the ideal platform for beginners to start tracking their running journey and logging activities. To help introduce new users to running, numerous adidas Training Plans are available, providing step-by-step guidance that adapts to each user's fitness level—including plans for 3K, 5K, and 10K distances. These plans evolve as users train, making the Walk to Run Training Plan the perfect introduction to running, regardless of previous experience. As you progress, explore additional Training Plans to prepare for your first 10K, half-marathon, marathon, and beyond. Getting started with adidas Running is simple: download the app, create your account using your personal details, and set a goal to stay motivated and track your fitness journey. You can begin tracking and logging activities immediately, with nearly 100 options available—including running, walking, cycling, hiking, climbing, tennis, and yoga. Sync your activities effortlessly with Health Connect and a wide range of apps and devices, including Garmin, Polar, Amazfit/Zepp, Coros, Suunto, Wañoo, and many more. This makes tracking your progress easier than ever. adidas Running is also home to adidas Runners—local and global communities of people staying active together. Find your community and track activities with like-minded individuals, whatever your pace. Stay motivated by joining Challenges and Virtual Races as a group, and earn Badges along the way. Staying active has never been more social. Share your tracked runs and other activities with your community, receive real-time Live Cheers from friends during workouts, and support others by following and liking their activities. A wide range of features are available to all users, including detailed activity stats like distance, duration, heart rate, pace, calories burned, and cadence. You’ll also benefit from the Progress Tab, Shoe Tracking, and recommendations. Plus, access expert guidance on Movement, Mindset, Recovery, and gear to support your fitness journey. Runtastic Terms of Service: https://www.runtastic.com/in-app/iphone/appstore/terms Runtastic Privacy Policy: https://www.runtastic.com/privacy-notice

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

102K Ratings

Still works, but getting worse…
03/23/2024

Ruindil
The app still functions for what I mainly use it for: keeping track of my distance, pace, and heart rate when I run. What’s getting worse: a few updates ago the summary screen changed from a perfectly normal font to a (quite frankly) rather ugly font. Shrug. Not sure why they would do that, but, hey, still works.Review update: A broken feature is now working again! And after looking around at other running apps, I now appreciate even more that this app features a summary screen with a graph showing both heart rate and speed over time and not just an average per mile. That feature along with the voice alert when my heart rate changes zones (which are adjustable) keep this as my go-to running app… even when the font is ugly!

Developer Response
Hi! We are so happy to hear that you have made such great progress with our running app. We look forward to accompanying you further on your fitness journey!
Still works, but getting worse…
03/23/2024

Ruindil

The app still functions for what I mainly use it for: keeping track of my distance, pace, and heart rate when I run. What’s getting worse: a few updates ago the summary screen changed from a perfectly normal font to a (quite frankly) rather ugly font. Shrug. Not sure why they would do that, but, hey, still works.Review update: A broken feature is now working again! And after looking around at other running apps, I now appreciate even more that this app features a summary screen with a graph showing both heart rate and speed over time and not just an average per mile. That feature along with the voice alert when my heart rate changes zones (which are adjustable) keep this as my go-to running app… even when the font is ugly!
Developer Response 04/17/2024
Hi! We are so happy to hear that you have made such great progress with our running app. We look forward to accompanying you further on your fitness journey!
Used to be great
11/28/2022

cmonchristina
This was my favorite running app bar none for years. I paid for the premium membership back when I hardly had two nickels to rub together because it had so many great features.But it seems with the updates and things shifting around they’ve gotten rid of some of my old favorite features that I used to use to help monitor progress, like only showing one total average pace per session. I used to love after my session seeing all the information and details and especially seeing my fastest and slowest paces per mile through the session. When I finished my session today after not having used the app for a while, I was shocked at what little information was provided at the end compared to what used to be given. I searched all over the app looking for more info before realizing it’d been gutted. Really a bummer, because I’ve loved this app so much and it’ll be tough to try to adjust to another one. It’s probably still great for those who want a streamlined experience or who didn’t come to love what we used to have, so have nothing to compare it to, but I think it’ll be the first year I cancel my premium subscription since starting it years ago.

Developer Response
Hi there! Please try accessing your activity details via the tab "Progress". There you will have a more detailed overview of your activities. Your adidas Runtastic team.
Used to be great
11/28/2022

cmonchristina

This was my favorite running app bar none for years. I paid for the premium membership back when I hardly had two nickels to rub together because it had so many great features.But it seems with the updates and things shifting around they’ve gotten rid of some of my old favorite features that I used to use to help monitor progress, like only showing one total average pace per session. I used to love after my session seeing all the information and details and especially seeing my fastest and slowest paces per mile through the session. When I finished my session today after not having used the app for a while, I was shocked at what little information was provided at the end compared to what used to be given. I searched all over the app looking for more info before realizing it’d been gutted. Really a bummer, because I’ve loved this app so much and it’ll be tough to try to adjust to another one. It’s probably still great for those who want a streamlined experience or who didn’t come to love what we used to have, so have nothing to compare it to, but I think it’ll be the first year I cancel my premium subscription since starting it years ago.
Developer Response 11/30/2022
Hi there! Please try accessing your activity details via the tab "Progress". There you will have a more detailed overview of your activities. Your adidas Runtastic team.
Just okay
08/28/2019

parade72
Update: after the most recent update, the voice alerts during runs either don't work or became too soft (even with phone on maximum volume) so they cannot be heard. I can no longer tell when I have completed half the run and need to turn around. I checked the help section in the app but the search field it opens in the browser doesn't work either (I can type in the search terms but clicking "Done" or the magnifying glass does nothing). I guess I shouldn't use automatic updates on this app.Old review :I have only used it for a few weeks and likely only basic features compared to others, but it has been fantastic so far. A really nice feature it has that my previous app did not is to set a workout goal, in duration, distance, or other, and during the workout it will let you know when you are halfway done (very useful during a run so I know when to turn around). It also tells you the pace periodically. It download the map when I have access to internet and the app works when I lose wifi during a run. I haven't looked at the history data yet but so far it has everything I was looking for

Developer Response
Hello! On behalf of the whole Runtastic team, we would like to thank you for being part of our growing community, and we hope you enjoy your future Runtastic activities.
Just okay
08/28/2019

parade72

Update: after the most recent update, the voice alerts during runs either don't work or became too soft (even with phone on maximum volume) so they cannot be heard. I can no longer tell when I have completed half the run and need to turn around. I checked the help section in the app but the search field it opens in the browser doesn't work either (I can type in the search terms but clicking "Done" or the magnifying glass does nothing). I guess I shouldn't use automatic updates on this app.Old review :I have only used it for a few weeks and likely only basic features compared to others, but it has been fantastic so far. A really nice feature it has that my previous app did not is to set a workout goal, in duration, distance, or other, and during the workout it will let you know when you are halfway done (very useful during a run so I know when to turn around). It also tells you the pace periodically. It download the map when I have access to internet and the app works when I lose wifi during a run. I haven't looked at the history data yet but so far it has everything I was looking for
Developer Response 07/18/2019
Hello! On behalf of the whole Runtastic team, we would like to thank you for being part of our growing community, and we hope you enjoy your future Runtastic activities.
It's almost perfect
10/24/2019

Malfoy R
It does almost everything right but there are a few things I think are missing and one thing that I feel is wrong.What's missing: 1. The option to have app state your pace at certain intervals aside from when it completes a mile. I currently have to keep Runkeeper open and running simultaneously to get those numbers. 2. When you're looking at your stats after the run, you can't get exact numbers on the graph like you could on the web interface when running your finger/pointer over it. Let's bring that to the app if the we interface is going away. What's wrong:I'm not sure how this isn't the default action but why does the timer not hard stop when you've completed the task? If I set the distance for 5k , the timer/activity should stop when I hit the 5k. That is not what happens! The voice says you completed it but the timer continues into you manually end the activity. That's unacceptable for those of us who are constantly trying to beat a time. We need to know the time it took us to run the distance, not how long it takes us to run the distance, take the phone out of our arm holder, unlock, and swipe to pause. Seconds matter. Autopause isn't a worthy substitute because it takes a moment to register you stopped moving but then unpauses when you're trying to get your phone free. Give an option to have the time stop when a duration/goal is complete and I'll give this a five star.

Developer Response
Hello! Thank you for your honest feedback. We are happy to have you onboard with the adidas fitness community and appreciate your valuable input. I will gladly forward your ideas to the responsible Product Manager for further reviews. Thank you. Your adidas Runtastic Team
It's almost perfect
10/24/2019

Malfoy R

It does almost everything right but there are a few things I think are missing and one thing that I feel is wrong.What's missing: 1. The option to have app state your pace at certain intervals aside from when it completes a mile. I currently have to keep Runkeeper open and running simultaneously to get those numbers. 2. When you're looking at your stats after the run, you can't get exact numbers on the graph like you could on the web interface when running your finger/pointer over it. Let's bring that to the app if the we interface is going away. What's wrong:I'm not sure how this isn't the default action but why does the timer not hard stop when you've completed the task? If I set the distance for 5k , the timer/activity should stop when I hit the 5k. That is not what happens! The voice says you completed it but the timer continues into you manually end the activity. That's unacceptable for those of us who are constantly trying to beat a time. We need to know the time it took us to run the distance, not how long it takes us to run the distance, take the phone out of our arm holder, unlock, and swipe to pause. Seconds matter. Autopause isn't a worthy substitute because it takes a moment to register you stopped moving but then unpauses when you're trying to get your phone free. Give an option to have the time stop when a duration/goal is complete and I'll give this a five star.
Developer Response 10/25/2019
Hello! Thank you for your honest feedback. We are happy to have you onboard with the adidas fitness community and appreciate your valuable input. I will gladly forward your ideas to the responsible Product Manager for further reviews. Thank you. Your adidas Runtastic Team

We’ve made several behind-the-scenes improvements to enhance your experience. This update includes minor bug fixes for smoother app functionality, along with performance and stability enhancements to support better tracking and navigation. Update now to enjoy a more reliable adidas Running experience.

Version 14.0.0

Oct 28

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