AI running coach

Magnus considering whether an AI running coach should continue or adjust his running plan

When to Adjust a Running Plan: My AI Coach’s Smallest-Sensible-Change Rule

An adaptive running plan should respond to real evidence without rewriting the week every time one number looks odd. Here’s the rule I’m testing with CoachChat during my BlackToe Holiday 10K build.

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AI Running Coach Experiment, Running After 50: Testing & Data
Magnus reviewing an AI running coach prompt after a run using Garmin data, effort and personal context

My AI Running Coach Prompt: What I Report After Every Run

A watch can record the run, but it cannot explain the run. Here is the post-run debrief and copyable prompt I use to connect Garmin evidence, effort, symptoms and real life to the next AI coaching decision.

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AI Running Coach Experiment, Running After 50: Testing & Data
Older Black runner reviews a seven-movement strength framework for runners over 50.

Minimum Strength Training for Older Runners: My Seven-Movement Framework

The internet can give an older runner hundreds of “essential” exercises. I used AI to help reduce the noise to seven movement needs, then kept the exercises I will actually do.

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Longevity, Running After 60, Strength & Mobility, Strength Training

How I Use ChatGPT as My AI Running Coach at 67

I am not asking ChatGPT to spit out a generic 10K plan. I am building an ongoing coach and athlete workflow that connects each prescription to my Garmin FIT data, subjective feedback and the next training decision.

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Ouch to 10K, Running After 50, Running After 60, Training Tips
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