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Run Visualizer - Visualize Your Runs with Interactive Run Map | Track Running Progress

RUN VISUALIZER

Visualize Your Runs by Placing Them in the Run Map

What is Run Visualizer?

Run Visualizer is a new way to visualize your running progress! Instead of seeing your workouts as disconnected activities, you'll watch your running journey unfold as a straight line across the interactive run map, growing with each completed run.

The Problem: Most runners train in loops, back-and-forth routes, or around neighborhoods with many turns. This makes it incredibly hard to visualize just how far you've actually traveled. Let's say you run 200km in a month, it might not feel like that much, but if you place that distance in a line on the map, you realize how far that actually is.

The Solution: Run Visualizer converts all your running distance into a single, straight line from your chosen starting point. You can even point the line in any direction using the direction slider! Suddenly, that 200 kilometers becomes a clear, visual journey that you can see growing with every workout!

It works togheter with any plan generated on YearRoundRunning, and you can try it out for free!

Why It's So Cool

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Visual Distance

See your total distance as a straight line instead of confusing loops and turns

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Clear Progress

Watch your running line grow with each completed workout

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Real Geography

See how far you would have traveled in the real world

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City Challenges

Complete famous city-to-city routes as running challenges

Distance Examples

Did you know these famous routes are actually achievable through running? Here are some examples:

Manhattan Length

22 km (13.5 Mi)
The entire length of Manhattan Island
Running Distance of Manhattan

Paris to London

350 km (217 Mi)
Two major European cities connected
Running between paras and london

Fun City Route Challenges

Run Visualizer includes city-to-city challenges that make your training feel like a real adventure:

Challenge System: Complete famous routes like "Paris to London" (350 km, 217 Mi) or "New York to Boston" (300 km, 186 Mi). Completing a route unlocks the next challenge, turning your training into an journey across the world!
City Route Challenge

How to Get Started

Getting started with Run Visualizer is simple and straightforward:

1. Generate a Plan

Create your personalized running plan with the Running Plan Generator

4. Mark Runs as Done

Check off completed workouts in your plan on the active plan page

5. Go to Run Map

Visit the run map page and select your starting point

6. Watch Your Progress

See your running line grow with each completed workout!

Get Access to Run Visualizer

Run Visualizer is included with any premium training plan purchase. Here's how to get started:

Special Offer: Use code YRR30 to get 20% off your premium plan! This offer is valid until the end of October.

Pricing Information:

One-time purchase - No recurring fees or subscriptions

Free trial - Get the first week of any plan for free

Full access - Includes Run Visualizer and all premium features

Want to learn more about all the premium features included with your plan? Check out our premium features page

Ready to Start Your Visual Running Journey?

Transform your training from confusing loops into a clear, motivating adventure across the interactive run map!

Start Your Run Visualizer Journey By Creating a Peronalized Plan
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