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Lode is a health-tech running performance app that turns wearable data into clear, actionable training guidance — so runners can improve performance without breaking down.

Your body knows more than your plan does.LODE reads your real training data and tells you when to push and when to back ...
02/06/2026

Your body knows more than your plan does.

LODE reads your real training data and tells you when to push and when to back off.
No more guessing.
No more setbacks.

Join the waitlist - lodefitness.com 🏃‍♂️

are you even a runner if you haven’t done through these 5 stages??????
31/05/2026

are you even a runner if you haven’t done through these 5 stages??????

Runner’s knee (PFPS) is responsible for 25-30% of all running injuries, making it the single most common injury in the s...
29/05/2026

Runner’s knee (PFPS) is responsible for 25-30% of all running injuries, making it the single most common injury in the sport.

Most runners treat the knee aaaand most runners keep getting it back.

That’s because the pain is in the knee. The cause usually isn’t.

Two things consistently show up in the research:

Rapid mileage increases. Injured runners commonly increased their weekly distance by 30-50% in the 4 weeks before injury. Your knee absorbs up to 3x your bodyweight with every foot strike. Ramp load up too fast and tissue doesn’t get time to adapt.

Hip weakness. When hip abductors aren’t doing their job, the femur rotates inward on every stride, placing abnormal stress on the kneecap. The knee takes the hit for what the hip isn’t doing.
Sessions just 10% above what your body is used to are linked to a 64% higher injury hazard. The margin is smaller than most runners think.

Swipe for the full breakdown, and what to actually do about it. 🔖

📚(Willwacher et al., 2022, Sports Medicine) (Nielsen et al., 2025) (Garmin RUNSAFE cohort) (Kluitenberg et al., 2022, JAT)

Most runners finish their run and do nothing after. Then wonder why they keep getting injured.Up to 85% of runners get h...
27/05/2026

Most runners finish their run and do nothing after. Then wonder why they keep getting injured.
Up to 85% of runners get hurt every year. Most of those injuries aren’t bad luck; they’re load. And what you do after the run matters more than most people think.

Here’s what the research-backed post-run routine actually looks like 👇
📋 Log it Distance, effort, and how your body felt. Your run data is only useful if something reads it. Tracking subjective feel alongside the numbers gives you the full picture of what your body is actually doing.

🍽️ Eat something Your body takes up to 3x its own weight through your legs with every foot strike. The window after a run is when it needs fuel most. Don’t skip it.

📊 Check your training load Not just how far you ran — how hard your body worked. Sessions just 10% above what your body is used to are linked to a 64% higher injury hazard. That number is worth paying attention to.

😴 Rest Recovery isn’t doing nothing. It’s where fitness actually happens. Your body adapts between runs, not during them. Zero-load days are still data points.

Most running injuries are preventable with proper load management. The rituals you build after the run are a big part of how.
Save this for your next post-run routine 🔖

📚(Nielsen et al., 2025, Garmin RUNSAFE cohort) (Willwacher et al., 2022, Sports Medicine) (Kakouris et al., 2021, JSHS)

25/05/2026

Most running apps track your activity. Distance, pace, calories. They’re just missing the most important question: is your body actually ready for what you’re asking it to do?

LODE is an injury prevention and training load management app for recreational runners. It connects to your Garmin, reads your real training data, and uses it to build a personalised weekly plan that adjusts to you! Not a generic schedule someone else followed.

🌟Here’s what makes it different🌟
LODE tracks two things simultaneously: how hard you’ve been training recently, and how hard you’ve been training over time. When those two numbers drift too far apart is when injuries happen. LODE spots that pattern and adjusts your plan before it becomes a problem.

It also measures both external load (distance, duration, pace) and internal load (your heart rate response) because two runs can look identical on paper and feel completely different on your body. LODE captures that difference.

It’s not a running coach. It won’t tell you how to run faster or fix your form. It does one thing really well: keeps you training consistently, and building in a way your body can actually absorb.

Learn more on our website lodefitness.com 🩵

60-70% of recreational runners get injured every year. And most of the time, it’s training load.We kept seeing the same ...
23/05/2026

60-70% of recreational runners get injured every year. And most of the time, it’s training load.

We kept seeing the same pattern; runners using apps that logged everything but told them nothing useful. Distance, pace, splits. Great data. Zero context about whether their body was actually ready for what they were asking it to do.

So we worked with physiotherapists to understand why runners kept breaking down. The answer was consistent across the research: it wasn’t the running. It was the load mismanagement. Runners who got injured had commonly increased their weekly mileage by 30-50% in the weeks before it happened. Sessions just 10% above what your body is used to are linked to a 64% higher injury hazard.

Pro athletes have had access to load monitoring for years. Their coaches track it. Their physios flag it and their training adjusts around it.

Recreational runners, the ones who run 3 times a week, train for their first half marathon, and have never had a coach, had nothing.

That’s the gap LODE was built to close💪

Your Garmin is already collecting the data. LODE reads it, tracks how hard your body has actually been working, and builds a training plan that adjusts to you. Not just a one-size-fits-all template.

📚(Kluitenberg et al., 2022, Journal of Athletic Training / Nielsen et al., 2025, Garmin RUNSAFE cohort)

Most runners think injuries are bad luck. They’re not.Your body is always tracking two things: how hard you’ve worked th...
21/05/2026

Most runners think injuries are bad luck. They’re not.
Your body is always tracking two things: how hard you’ve worked this week, and how hard you’ve been working over time. When that first number spikes way ahead of the second, that’s when things go wrong.

Runners who increased their mileage by 30-50% in the weeks before injury did so consistently across the research. Sessions just 10% above what your body is used to are linked to a 64% higher injury hazard. Just 10% (!!!)
The runners who stay injury-free aren’t the ones who train the hardest. They’re the ones who build the most consistently💪 giving their body enough time to actually adapt between sessions.

That’s the whole idea behind LODE. Not to slow you down. To keep you running.
Save this for when you need it✨

📚Sources: Kluitenberg et al. (2022, Journal of Athletic Training) — Nielsen et al. (2025, Garmin RUNSAFE cohort)

Overuse injuries account for 50% of all running injuries. most runners have no idea one is building until they’re alread...
19/05/2026

Overuse injuries account for 50% of all running injuries. most runners have no idea one is building until they’re already sidelined.

If you run 2-4 times a week, train without a coach, and have ever dealt with knee pain, shin splints, or Achilles issues; this is worth understanding🌟

An overuse injury happens when training load builds faster than your body can adapt. Your tendons and bones take far longer to recover than your cardiovascular fitness does. So you feel ready to run more, but the rest of your body hasn’t caught up yet.

The research is clear: runners who get injured typically increased their mileage by just 30-50% in the four weeks before it happened. Sessions only 10% above your usual load are linked to a 64% higher injury hazard.

Training load management is the single most effective way to reduce running injury risk. That means tracking how hard your body is actually working – not just how many miles or kms you’re logging.

LODE is a training load management app for recreational runners. It connects to your Garmin(more wearables coming soon🤭), reads your real training data, and builds a personalised weekly plan around how your body has actually been responding.

Sign up for our waitlist in bio🔗

📚Sources: Kluitenberg et al. (2022, JAT) — Nielsen et al. (2025, Garmin RUNSAFE) — Kakouris et al. (2021, JSHS) — Willwacher et al. (2022, Sports Medicine)

Most runners train by feel. And most runners get injured.That’s not a coincidence.Your body adapts to training gradually...
18/05/2026

Most runners train by feel.
And most runners get injured.
That’s not a coincidence.

Your body adapts to training gradually. Over weeks, not days. When you suddenly do more than your body is prepared for, that gap between your fitness level and your fatigue level is where injuries may occur.

Researchers call this the relationship between acute load (what you did this week) and chronic load (what you’ve been doing over the past few weeks). When one spikes too far above the other, the risk goes up.

LODE tracks both — automatically, using your real Garmin data, and tells you exactly where you stand before you head out the door.

No guesswork. No generic plans. Just your data, translated into something you can actually use.

Early access is open. Link in bio. 🤸

choose your fighter: runners edition🏃‍♀️💨✨
18/05/2026

choose your fighter: runners edition🏃‍♀️💨✨

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