Best Practices
Tips for getting the most out of ONWRD.
Accurate data input
- Use a heart rate monitor: Chest straps are more accurate than optical sensors
- Record all activities: Include easy jogs too
- Connect wellness data: Link sleep and HRV data if available
Optimize your settings
- Set a goal race: Feedback adjusts to race preparation
- Set preferred days: Get training suggestions that fit your schedule
- Update health status: Reflect injuries or illness immediately
Using feedback effectively
- Check in the morning: Review feedback before planning your day
- Look at weekly trends: Judge by the week, not the day
- Apply flexibly: Feedback is a suggestion, not a command
Things to avoid
- Don't obsess over feedback: Your body's signals matter more
- Don't manipulate data: Honest data makes better feedback
- Don't overreact to daily results: Focus on long-term trends
Race preparation
- Set your goal 8-12 weeks before race day
- Check Training Load weekly
- Expect Deloading feedback starting 2 weeks before race
- Check Readiness the day before the race