Nike Training Club is now available on the Apple Watch, as part of a free update to the existing iPhone app released today.

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The personal training tool offers more than 180 free workouts, ranging from strength and endurance to mobility and yoga, with expertise from Nike trainers and sponsored athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo and Serena Williams.

Workouts can be started in the iPhone app, and then the Apple Watch app allows users to easily check the amount of time or reps remaining for a drill. Apple Watch wearers will also receive haptic feedback during workouts.

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The release notes provide more details:

  • Easily control your workout – advance to the next drill, pause, skip drills, and more, directly from your wrist

  • Monitor your heart rate, calories and Exercise ring progress

  • Haptic guidance to stay on track with less distractions

  • Workout recommendations to help you hit your Exercise goal

Nike Training Club, free on the App Store, requires iOS 11 or later on iPhone and watchOS 4 or later on Apple Watch.

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bladerunner88 Avatar
bladerunner88
95 months ago
Am I missing where all of my runs are?
Exactly! You used to be able to Log on and see your run graph etc, did all that go away ?

Aha reading ftaok's post answers that question - Bloody Marvelous!
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walnuts Avatar
walnuts
95 months ago
Hmm...I've been having terrible trouble with their NRC watch app...seems so strange to me that Nike has been marching forward with their apps while I can't get their running app to reliably record a run. Anyone else having a similar experience?

I'll pass. I just moved away from NRC when they shut down their website.
Wow- I had no idea they shut down the website...
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ftaok Avatar
ftaok
95 months ago
Am I missing where all of my runs are?
You're correct. The NRC website is useless. All of your activity which use to reside on the website is now only accessible via the app. It's really a joke what Nike has done to their system. Their first running app was great and now it's just a buggy mess that brute forces marketing and their athletes down your throat.

I'm sure this Nike Training thing will be more of the same, then abandoned a few years later.

Here's a history of Nike's recent fitness systems.

Nike Fuel band - abandoned
Nike + iPod - abandoned
Nike Active - abandoned
Nike Kinect - abandoned
Nike Running - abandoned for NRC+ (Nike Run Club)
NRC website - gimped

Prediction Nike Training Club - abandoned 2019
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JGIGS Avatar
JGIGS
95 months ago
I'll pass. I just moved away from NRC when they shut down their website.
https://www.nike.com/ca/en_gb/c/running/nike-run-club

?
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ob81 Avatar
ob81
95 months ago
I'll pass. I just moved away from NRC when they shut down their website.
What have you been using instead? I have been tired of it since they did the major update. Confusing. This app can’t be used without the iPhone as well.
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ftaok Avatar
ftaok
95 months ago
Exactly! You used to be able to Log on and see your run graph etc, did all that go away ?
Correct. All of your running data is now gone from the website. You can no longer access it with a browser. The only way you can see your data is to use the NRC app, only available for iOS and Android. If you use another platform, oh well.

Edit - typo in bold
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