Education that supports the plan.

A straightforward approach to pricing: keep core planning and logging accessible, and reserve advanced adaptation tools for paid tiers.

Why Apple Watch works best when it supports the plan: capture physiological context during training and keep it attached to the session.

How to use workload and physiology to make clearer week-to-week decisions without turning training into a dashboard project.

How to keep communication clear: intent, execution, and what changed—without extra messaging threads.

Block structure basics: build progression, protect recovery, and keep the week consistent.

A simple review routine for athletes and coaches to make earlier, smaller adjustments.

A structured week made it easier to lift and run without turning recovery into guesswork.

A coach used weekly review to protect consistency and peak at the right time.

Repeatable benchmarks plus Apple Watch context helped pacing progression without guesswork.

You do. Marzic is built to respect athlete data and prioritize trustworthy workflows. Privacy and security details will be published as the platform ships.

We keep core planning and logging accessible, and reserve deeper review, analysis, and expanded athlete tooling for paid tiers. The Athlete App page shows the current placeholder structure while final pricing is still being finalized.

No. Marzic works without it. Apple Watch support is an integration path for capturing physiological context during training, but the plan, calendar, and session tracking stand on their own.

It keeps physiological context attached to the session you planned: what was prescribed, what was done, and how your body responded. That makes weekly review more useful than looking at disconnected workout files.