Scoped staff permissions
Assign assistants to specific training groups and men's or women's rosters, and decide who can edit workouts, enter results, send announcements, or view wellness responses.
Pace CommandCOLLEGE RUNNING PROGRAMS
Every event group, one training record.
A collegiate staff splits the roster by event group and still needs one shared picture of the training. Pace Command gives sprint, hurdle, middle-distance, and distance coaches their own groups and permissions while keeping workouts, splits, results, and records in one program.
Every feature · No credit card required · Pricing from $19/month after trialBuilt for a staff, not a single coach.
Head coaches set the structure; event-group coaches run their part of it without seeing or editing what they shouldn't.
Targets that fit each athlete
Coach-defined intensity percentages and each athlete's recorded bests produce individual rep targets inside one group workout.
Season structure
Plan seasons and phases, copy training weeks, save week templates, and keep the meet calendar next to the training calendar.
Records worth keeping
Competition results, training PRs, and a program record book with men's and women's lists, plus CSV exports whenever you need them.
HOW IT WORKS
From fall base to the championship meet.
You decide what the training should accomplish. Pace Command keeps the plan, practice data, and follow-up connected.
Explore the full workflow- 01
Organize the staff
Create event groups, invite assistants, and scope each coach's access.
- 02
Plan and run sessions
Build workouts with sets, reps, recovery, and splits; release them to athletes; time the session live.
- 03
Review across groups
Compare recorded work, results, athlete feedback, and wellness where enabled before planning the next block.
COACHING GUIDES
Prepare for the next session.
Practical checklists and templates you can use with your team.
- How to time multiple runners at practice
Choose a timing method for shared starts, rolling starts, splits, and crowded finishes.
- Plan workouts for a mixed-ability running team
A session brief and coach-coverage worksheet for groups doing different work at the same practice.
- Evaluate offline coaching apps before practice
A device test and sync checklist, including exactly what PaceCommand can queue offline.
Managing field events, meet operations, and a larger coaching staff? Explore Track Command for the whole track and field program.
All coaching guidesQUESTIONS COACHES ASK
Frequently asked questions
Can each event-group coach only see their athletes?
Yes. A head coach can limit an assistant to specific groups and to the men's or women's roster, and turn individual permissions on or off.
Does it handle field events?
Pace Command focuses on running training. Programs that also need throws, jumps, and meet operations can look at Track Command from the same team.
How large a roster does it support?
The Program plan covers 100 athletes and 10 coaches, and the Large Program plan has no athlete or coach limits.
Can the athletic department pay by invoice?
Yes. Request a quote on the Schools page for an invoice or purchase order, a W-9, or a data privacy agreement review.
GET STARTED
Make the training easier to run.
Try Pace Command with your own team for 14 days. No credit card required.