Loadex combines a strength-training log with running and other conditioning history. It uses previous workouts to suggest weights and repetitions for the next session, and can plan runs around lifting days. The listing describes exercise history, rest timers, supersets, circuits, warm-up tools, run pace and splits, and Apple Health integration. Users can import training history from Strong or Hevy. Loadex Pro adds coaching review, workload measures, recovery correlations, and further training plans. The US listing states $7.99 monthly or $39.99 yearly. Training suggestions are based on recorded activity and should be adjusted to fitness, rest, and any injury or medical guidance; they are not a substitute for a qualified coach or clinician.
Loadex - Strength & Running
A training log for strength workouts and running, with progressive overload, recovery context, and Apple Health support.
By Loadex Lift LLCReleased 2026/08/12App Store rating 5.0 (18)Official store informationPublished 2026/11/04Checked 2026-11-04
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What it does
- Logs strength sessions and suggests next-session sets based on prior entries.
- Tracks runs with pace, splits, route, and Apple Health integration.
- Imports workout history from Strong or Hevy and offers additional Pro analysis.
A good fit for
- People who combine strength training with running or other conditioning.
- Lifters who want a workout log that carries training history forward.
Worth knowing
- Loadex Pro is a paid subscription; training suggestions should be adapted to individual ability and professional medical guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is Loadex - Strength & Running used for?
A training log for strength workouts and running, with progressive overload, recovery context, and Apple Health support.
What can you do with Loadex - Strength & Running?
Logs strength sessions and suggests next-session sets based on prior entries. Tracks runs with pace, splits, route, and Apple Health integration. Imports workout history from Strong or Hevy and offers additional Pro analysis.
Who is Loadex - Strength & Running designed for?
People who combine strength training with running or other conditioning. Lifters who want a workout log that carries training history forward.
What should you know before downloading Loadex - Strength & Running?
Loadex Pro is a paid subscription; training suggestions should be adapted to individual ability and professional medical guidance.
Does Loadex - Strength & Running include paid features?
Loadex Pro is $7.99 monthly or $39.99 yearly in the US listing; subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled.
Which platforms support Loadex - Strength & Running?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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