For run clubs and running crews
Running crew: consistency wins, not pace
Strava measures performance, hecni measures the whole crew's consistency. Everyone sets their own goal - 2 km, 5 km, or 10 km - and the club scores points for how many people actually hit it.
Points for hitting your goal
Whoever runs their daily or weekly goal gets points. A beginner on 2 km and a marathoner on 10 km count the same - so the whole club joins in, not just the fast ones.
Club against club
Challenge another running club to a duel. The average points per active member decide, not the size of the club.
Lednovka for runners
In January, running kilometres also count towards Lednovka - a goal of 50 km, 100 km, or 200 km and a medal. Club kilometres go towards the shared goal.
How to log
By hand for now - it takes a few seconds. Apple Health and Health Connect are on the way, only with each member's consent.
FAQ
- Does it connect to Strava or Garmin?
- Not yet. You log kilometres by hand. Connecting to your phone's health data will come later and only with your consent.
- Won't it demotivate fast runners?
- A fast runner sets the hard level and earns more points for it. They just can't win by running 30 km once a week - whoever runs regularly wins.
- How many of us can join?
- A crew counts in the team league from 3 active members. A bigger club can have several crews by group.
- How much does it cost?
- Nothing. You only pay for a physical Lednovka medal if you want one.
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