Run Training Load Distribution Viewer

Visualize user-entered running workload across days and weeks and show where demanding sessions are concentrated.

Direct answer: Use one consistent workload unit across four weeks, then inspect weekly totals, peak-day share, and repeated high-demand days together.

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Why Run Training Load Distribution Viewer is useful

A weekly workload total can stay constant while the day-level structure changes substantially. Four weeks of day-level values make those shifts visible.

How the tool works

The viewer calculates each week’s total and peak-day share. A separate threshold flags days with higher workload values according to your own review rule.

Common mistakes and interpretation

Use the output as a transparent planning aid, not as a measurement of fitness or a guarantee of performance. Keep planned workload separate from completed workload, use consistent definitions, and change the inputs whenever the schedule becomes unrealistic.

Frequently asked questions

What should the workload number mean?

Use one consistent definition, such as duration × session RPE.

Can I use mileage instead?

Yes, but interpret the output as a mileage-distribution view.

Are the flags medical limits?

No. They are user-selected planning thresholds.

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