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Article 09 · Your settings
Experience level.
Two independent self-reported fields in Settings → Training inputs → Performance baselines → Experience level: one for running, one for lifting. Each picks from beginner / intermediate / advanced.
The AI uses these to anchor starting volume, intensity progression rates, and exercise selection. A beginner lifter sees more accessible compound variations; an advanced runner sees longer intervals and tighter pace targets earlier in a block.
Update them when you’ve genuinely moved up a tier — a couple of consistent training years, a real benchmark race, a milestone 1RM. Inflating the numbers means the AI prescribes work you can’t recover from; under-stating means slower progress than you’re capable of.
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Personal records (and how pace + HR are derived)VDOT (from your latest 5K), max HR (220 − age, refined upward from synced data), and 1RMs (squat, deadlift, bench) seed every prescribed pace, zone, and starting strength load.Weekly volume (running, conditioning)Your current weekly running distance and conditioning minutes. Drives how the AI sizes early weeks and respects the 10% rule when ramping up.