RoxClimbs feature
Plan the week. Then see what actually happened.
Drag workout cards onto a calendar. When your watch syncs the session, the plan checks itself off. Planned versus done, honestly, week after week.
Start from cards worth doing.
Your calendar pulls from a library of sourced workout cards: fingerboard protocols, limit bouldering, ARC, mobility, each with its steps, stop rule, and the coach or researcher it comes from. Use them as they are, or build your own.
Done, missed, or moved, without the bookkeeping.
Sync a climbing session and the matching workout marks itself done. Skip a day and the calendar says so. Streaks and monthly counts show up on their own. The calendar is not a promise you make in January. It is a record of what you actually did.
A plan that checks your recovery first.
Every day, RoxClimbs reads your synced sleep, heart-rate variability, and training load, then flags whether today is a day to try hard, keep it steady, or rest. The suggested next workout respects that call. No other climbing calendar checks whether you slept before it tells you to campus.
FAQ
Questions climbers ask
Do I need a Garmin watch?
No. You can schedule and mark workouts done by hand. With a watch connected, sessions flow in and check themselves off.
Can I write my own workouts?
Yes. Create your own cards or edit copies of library cards, then schedule them like any other.
What does it cost?
RoxClimbs is free right now while it grows.