A marathon is 26 rounds.
One round for every mile, then 0.2 to the final bell.
26 Rounds is the training dashboard for fighters who run. It reads your Whoop and Apple Watch the way a coach would, and it keeps the ring and the road in one training week.
The ring and the road share one body.
Most training apps see a boxing session as “other activity”. So a week of sparring, pads and a fast 6K can look easy on paper, and it is not.
26 Rounds counts both sports in one weekly budget for hard sessions. When the ring has taken its share, the road stays easy. When a long run is due, the gym knows.
What it does
One week, both sports
Boxing, running and strength sit in the same week, with one limit for hard sessions. You see what is done, what is planned and what is left.
Your devices, reconciled
Whoop for your heart, recovery and sleep. Apple Watch for the clock, the distance and the splits. 26 Rounds joins them, fixes workout times that do not match, and keeps runs abroad on their local day.
A coach's read
Every session gets a plain verdict: what happened, what it means, and what to do next. The long runs build one round at a time, so you always know which round is next.
“I built 26 Rounds to answer one question every morning: how hard can I go today, in the ring and on the road?”
Bradley, founder. Professional boxer, training for the LA Marathon in March 2027.
26 Rounds started as a personal tool. Bradley needed one place that understood both of his sports: the fights he trains for, and his road to the start line in Los Angeles.
It is still built for one athlete first. Every feature has to earn its place in his own training before it reaches anyone else.
When it is ready for more athletes, the waitlist hears first.