adidas Train & Run App Reviews

Workout plan blended with a running plan, awesome! It has been helping me achieve my goals like no other app has, thanks!

Great app with lots of features and its free. Coaching is great and useful.

Although I dont like some of the changes made in the latest update, its still a useful app. I used it when I was training for my first half and full marathons, and was satisfied with my results

I love this product, however there is one little bug. When I sync my workouts, it doesnt always capture it. It does record in my workout history though so its fine. I would recommend this product to my friends!

If I reset my weekly goal it seems my first workout never gets recorded/graphed into the "pie chart"....it records fine in my history and it shows up in other connected apps , so its clearly uploading, but it doesnt plot in the weekly pie chart. Ive notified you folks before, so itd be nice for someone to perhaps acknowledge the issue. Please dont ask if Ive reset my phone, reset/reinstalled the app...."yes" I have. I obviously enjoy the app so to see this matter resolved would be awesome.

Use it every week but is room for some improvements. I would like to be able to get more statistics on my performance. Also separate record tracking per event. For example, my fasted overall 10k is on a bike, obviously. But when I get a PB for a 10k while running, it doesnt notify me of a record because the running 10k doesnt supersede my PB bike time, which is a bit silly.

On iPhone 5s you can no longer stop your workout. The pause swipe does not work anymore after the update.

The best app

Slide action to stop run no longer works

As an avid Adidas Shoe wearer, I decided to leave NikePlus after running almost 1,000 miles for Adidas miCoach. There have been positives as well as negatives to this change. Lets start with the good side: PROS: - The training programs for the miCoach are better than NikePlus. Theyre more race specific and helpful - the miCoach pace zones with voice prompts that keep you on task are not offered through NikePlus at this time. This type of on the fly information without checking a watch/app is very cool - The customization of voice commands is more flexible than NikePlus - While NikePlus used to inadvertently pause during runs, miCoach seamlessly tracks runs from beginning to the end.....sorta(see CONS) CONS: - Pausing and stopping the miCoach app is extremely difficult on the fly. Ive spent minutes fiddling with the program trying to simply end the workout while the clock still ticks. This, for me, is a deal breaker because it affects stats. Once I even had to exit out of the program in order for it to shut off. - There is no community of runners. MiCoach is simply a good tracking tool. No interaction, challenges, or comparison to other runners. Youll need some Google skills to do that. All-in-all, I was hopeful that I would be able to stick with the Adidas miCoach, but until a few issues are resolved Ill continue to roam. Somebody email me when that "slide to end workout" issue is fixed. Nothing Like finishing an 11 mile run and having your accomplishment celebration delayed for a few minutes to figure out how to stop the clock. :/

I use it without any specialized device, just my iPhone, and it works great for me. I cannot think of a better app out there, payed or not. A previous version had troubles syncing calendars but it was promptly fixed. This newer version eliminated the run profile plots, that I missed, but other than that it improved the previous versions in many details

It has its bugs at times but support works feverishly to fix! All in all a great App

Ive used this app in pretty much every version since micoach. Its much improved and finally has social components that bring it up to speed with the competitive apps in the same space. The only thing that would make it better is more support around adidas hardware. Its understood that other brands like Fitbit, Nike, etc wont share api for this but its curious why there isnt a way to sync the micoach watch to this service.

This app walks you through the steps to better fitness, and is very customizable to your fitness level, both at the start and as you progress. Multiple workout types. Easy to learn interface. Simple to enter information. Love it!

As long as you have the extra sensors this is a great app. I wish there was more coaching with the strength work outs. Like rep counting. I have lost my foot sensor so all my runs must be done outdoors. The only drew back is that the app does not take input from Apple Watch or any other sensor. Other fitness apps have a cross pollination of sensors and communication with other apps. I do like the fitness plans that it helps me to come up with. Combining running with strength and conditioning. I would highly recommend it if you are willing to spend the extra money on sensors to get the metrics for improving yourself.

I really love this app. However, there are a few kinks that need to be worked out before I give it 5 stars. When you have have 2 training plans and you need to reschedule, it will only reschedule one and not the other. The swipe to pause does not always work on the run. By not always, I mean most of the time. I have to close the app and reload it. I guess I should be glad the workout isnt dumped. Sometimes auto pause pauses the run or walk while Im still moving, then immediately resumes. Its a little irritating. I do love the workout programs, though. They seem well rounded and keep me motivated. I like how you can change weight/reps. If the above kinks are worked out I will change the review to 5 stars.