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Athletica x Wahoo: Seamless Workout Syncing is Here!

Published over 1 year ago • 1 min read

Hello Reader,

We're excited to announce that Athletica now fully integrates with Wahoo—a highly requested feature that takes your training experience to the next level.

With this update, users can automatically sync their bike and run workouts to Wahoo devices, making training execution smoother than ever. Additionally, you can now choose how workouts are prescribed within Wahoo:

✅ Automatically sync bike workouts​
✅ Prescribe sessions by power​
✅ Prescribe sessions by heart rate​
✅ Let our AI coach select the best option for you

Why Wahoo?

Wahoo Fitness has long been a leader in endurance training technology, offering world-class products like:

  • KICKR Series – Industry-leading smart trainers for precise indoor cycling.
  • ELEMNT GPS Bike Computers – Feature-rich devices that keep you on track.
  • TICKR Heart Rate Monitors – Reliable HR tracking for training and recovery.

Athletica’s integration with Wahoo ensures that your training plan syncs effortlessly, keeping you focused on what matters most—your performance.

This is a full release, available to all users today. Try it out, and let us know how it helps your training! 🚀

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