Personal Analysis — Not an Algorithm — UK Based

You already know the theory.
Here's what your numbers
actually say.

I look at your data personally. Not a report generated by an app in two seconds — me, with your numbers in front of me, applying the principles coaches like Steve Magness and John Starett have built careers on. Plain English. Real conclusions.

👁 Personally reviewed — not automated
📬 Delivered within 24 hours
Plain English — no jargon
🇬🇧 UK based

Two Ways to Work With Us

Three options — start with a quick look at your data, get the full picture with a plan, or let us keep coaching you automatically every month. All built from your real Strava history.

📈
Entry · One-Off
Runner Profile Report
Send your Strava data and receive a complete personal analysis of your running history — your runner type, heart rate zone breakdown, pace trends, and honest race potential. Based on the polarised training principles of Steve Magness. Plain English. No fluff.
  • Full Runner Profile Report — grey zone diagnosis, runner type, race potential
  • Heart rate zone breakdown across your entire history
  • Year-by-year pace trends
  • Three clear priority actions based on your specific data
  • Personally reviewed and written — delivered within 24 hours
£9.99
One-time payment
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Ongoing · Monthly
Monthly Coaching Check-In
Full Report + Plan on day one — then every month I re-analyse your data, compare it to last month, and send you a personal progress report and updated plan. No logging in. No requesting. Just results in your inbox every four weeks.
  • Full Report + 4-Week Plan on day one
  • Monthly personal progress check-in — are you heading in the right direction?
  • Updated 4-Week Plan each month based on current data
  • No coach? No problem — the monthly plan does the coaching for you
  • Have a coach? Share the data and they'll have everything they need
  • Cancel any time
£19.99
Per month — cancel any time
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See a Sample Report

This is based on real data — nine years of Strava runs, 17,532 km. Your report will look exactly like this, built from your own numbers.

Runner Profile Report

GJR Solutions · gjrsolutions.co.uk · Sample — Gary Rowlatt

Sample Report

Your Runner Type

Your Type
🎯 Self-Director
Runs alone, sets own goals, data-driven, motivated by personal bests. Your greatest strength and your biggest trap.
Type
👥 Social Runner
Motivated by group runs, clubs, and community. Shows up because people pull them out the door.
Type
🏅 Race-Focused
Lives for race day. Always training toward something on the calendar.
Type
💪 Fitness Maintainer
Runs for health. Consistent over years. Underestimates their own base.

Heart Rate Zone Breakdown — Last 24 Months

Zone 1
4%
Zone 2
14%
Zone 3 ⚠️
← Grey Zone (getting worse)
62%
Zone 4
14%
Zone 5
6%

⚠️ Zone 3 up from 55% (all-time) to 62% (last 24 months) — trending in the wrong direction.

Race Potential

5K
Strava Best
19:51
Current Est.
20:39
Potential
19:30
10K
Strava Best
42:03
Current Est.
43:04
Potential
41:00
Half
Strava Best
1:39:01
Current Est.
1:35:00
Potential
1:32:00
Full
Strava Best
3:50:22
Current Est.
3:25:00
Potential
3:18:00

This is a sample based on real data. Your report is generated from your own Strava export.

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The Training Mistake Nobody Talks About

Strava tracks everything. But it never tells you what it means.

Most recreational runners spend 50–65% of their training time in what coaches call the grey zone — Zone 3, roughly 135–155 bpm. It's the pace that feels productive. Not too easy, not too hard. Just a good honest effort.

The problem: Zone 3 is too hard to recover from properly, but too easy to build real fitness. You accumulate fatigue without gaining much. You work hard and go nowhere. It's the reason most runners plateau.

Strava won't flag this. Your HR graphs are right there in the app — but it never tells you that 62% of your runs are in the wrong zone, or that this is why you haven't improved in two years.

The Fix: Polarised Training

🟢80% genuinely easy — Zone 1–2, conversational pace. Slower than feels right.
🔴20% genuinely hard — Zone 4–5, tempo runs, hill repeats, intervals.
Almost nothing in between. The grey zone is the enemy.

Typical Recreational Runner — Zone Data

62%
of training time in the grey zone
Zone 1–2 (easy)18%
Zone 3 (grey zone)62%
Zone 4–5 (hard)20%
Ideal split
Zone 1–2 (easy)80%
Zone 3 (grey zone)~0%
Zone 4–5 (hard)20%

Professional Endorsement

“This sounds fantastic.”
John Starett — Coach Stazza
Running coach & aerobic base specialist — on the GJR Running Analysis system

What Runners Are Saying

★★★★★

"Very impressive. I'm normally digging through Strava or Garmin for hours and still don't know what I'm looking at. This was clear, easy to read. The 4-week plan makes far more sense than handing over money for six months upfront. You can actually tell if it's working. No contract. That's the bit that sold it for me."

Jon Brett
Runner · Romford, Essex
★★★★★

"Three buttons and the file was in my inbox. I sent it over to Gary, told him what I wanted to know, and had a PDF back within the hour. Easy to read, no faff. Exactly what I asked for."

Jane Beresford
Runner
★★★★★

"The four week program makes a lot of sense to me. This is the first time I have felt confidence in a program."

Clare Labowitch
Runner · Darwin, Australia
★★★★★

"I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting much. I'm decent with stats myself. But getting someone to take my coach's philosophy and apply it to my actual data? That's something else entirely. Whatever I asked for came back within a few hours. Clear, readable, and completely accurate. It has to be. It's your own data."

Martin Wakering
Runner
★★★★★

"This is exceptional and so thorough — I'm really excited to put it into practice."

Sherry
Runner · Billericay Striders

How the Report Works

Four steps. No technical knowledge needed. Takes you about five minutes.

1
Place Your Order
Fill in the form below and choose what you'd like — report only, or report plus training plan.
2
Export Your Strava Data
We send you a plain-English guide — takes about two minutes. Request your archive from Strava settings and forward the download link. No technical knowledge needed.
3
Send It Over
Email your data file to garyjohnrowlatt@gmail.com. That's all you need to do — I handle everything from here.
4
Your Report Arrives
Within 24 hours you receive a personalised report. Personally written — honest, specific, plain English.
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Choose Your Option

Pay securely by card. Once payment is confirmed you'll receive a confirmation email with simple instructions for sending your data — straightforward, no fuss.

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Full Strava analysis — runner type, HR zones, race potential, priority actions.
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Report + 4-Week Plan
Full report plus a personalised 4-week programme built from your data — start Monday.
£14.99
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Ongoing Coaching
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Monthly Check-In
Report + plan on day one, then automated monthly progress reports and updated plans.
£19.99
Per month — cancel any time
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I look at every runner's data personally.

I'm Gary — UK-based runner with years of logged training on Strava. I built this because I kept making the same mistakes myself: too much grey zone, not enough real easy running, wondering why nothing was improving. The analysis is grounded in the work of Steve Magness (Science of Running) and John Starett's aerobic base principles — the same framework elite coaches use, applied to your actual numbers.

I work with a lot of runners in their 40s and 50s who are training hard but not seeing the results they expect. There's usually a clear reason — and it shows up in the data.

Already working with a coach? Tell me and I'll format the data the way they'd want to see it — zone breakdown, weekly load, trend lines. Hand it to them on day one instead of spending the first three sessions gathering baseline information.

See my Strava profile

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an automated report or does a real person look at my data?

A real person — me. I look at every runner's data personally and write each report individually. It is not generated by an algorithm. That is why the analysis feels specific to you rather than generic. It is also why I can format the data for your coach, answer follow-up questions, and give you conclusions that a tool simply would not think to make.

What is grey zone training and why does it matter?

Grey zone training — also called junk miles — is running at a moderate effort that is too hard to build your aerobic base and too easy to create a real training stimulus. Most recreational runners spend 50–70% of their time here without realising it. Based on the principles of Steve Magness and polarised training, fixing your grey zone balance is the single biggest lever most runners can pull to improve performance.

Why am I not getting faster even though I run regularly?

The most common reason is grey zone dominance. If most of your runs sit at a moderate effort — not truly easy, not truly hard — your aerobic engine stops developing. Your Strava data holds the answer. A full HR zone breakdown across your running history will show exactly where your training time is going and why progress has stalled.

What does a Strava running analysis actually show me?

Your report breaks down your full Strava history into heart rate zones, identifies your runner type, estimates your race potential at 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon distances, and gives you a set of priority actions specific to your data — not generic advice. It takes your actual numbers and tells you what they mean in plain English.

Can I share the report with my running coach?

Yes — and if you let me know you have a coach, I can format the data specifically for them. Zone breakdown, weekly load, trend lines, whatever they would find most useful. Many coaches spend the first few sessions gathering baseline information that your report hands over on day one. Just mention your coach when you send your data and I will format it accordingly.

What is polarised training?

Polarised training means doing roughly 80% of your running at genuinely easy effort (Zone 1–2) and 20% at genuinely hard effort (Zone 4–5). It is the training model used by most elite distance runners and backed by the research of Steve Magness. The key is eliminating the moderate middle — the grey zone — that most recreational runners live in.

How long does it take to get my report?

Within 24 hours of sending your data. You will receive a confirmation email with simple export instructions as soon as your payment is processed, and your report arrives within a day. No waiting around, no back and forth.