Run Your
Smartest Race

Upload your GPX route and set your goal time. Get a kilometer-by-kilometer pacing plan with weather adjustments.

What Race Day Coach Does

Race Day Coach is a race-planning tool for runners. Upload the GPX file of your race route and it analyzes the course and elevation, takes the race-day weather into account, and turns your goal time into a pacing strategy you can review kilometer by kilometer.

Course Analysis

Automatically analyze elevation changes and segment your race based on the GPX file.

Weather Impact

Pull real-time weather data to adjust your pacing strategy based on wind resistance.

Race Strategy

Get a dynamically calculated pace for every kilometer to hit your exact goal time.

Your Race Plan

  • Pace adjusted for elevation

    Know exactly when to push on the downhills and hold back on the climbs.

  • Headwind compensation

    Adjust your effort based on real-time wind direction and speed on the course.

  • Energy conservation cues

    Get actionable coaching tips for each segment to avoid hitting the wall.

Berlin Marathon

Sub 3:00:00
Target Pace: 4:15/km
KM1
4:18 /km+3s0m

Settle in. Don't weave through traffic. Let the race come to you.

KM2
4:15 /km0s0m

Find your rhythm. The course opens up here.

KM3
4:12 /km-3s-4m

Slight descent. Let gravity do the work, keep effort even.

Why I Built Race Day Coach

This platform started with a simple goal: running smarter. While training for my own races, I realized how difficult it was to manually combine elevation, weather, and pacing into one clear strategy. I built Race Day Coach to solve that problem—first for myself, and now to help other runners hit their goals.

Race Day Coach is still at the beginning of its journey. You can already use the current features, while new tools and capabilities are being added continuously.

Andre Oja, Founder

Follow the Journey

If Race Day Coach is part of your next race, let me know on Strava. I’d love to follow your training and see how race day goes.

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