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and the desert have unfinished business.After battling for 238 miles at last year’s , Max was forced to pull the plug ...
04/17/2026

and the desert have unfinished business.

After battling for 238 miles at last year’s , Max was forced to pull the plug just 12 miles short of the finish line. What started as a chest cold turned into rhabdomyolysis, cellulitis, and a host of other problems that led him straight to the hospital from the course.

This was Max’s first DNF. But rather than viewing it as a failure, he’s doubled down on not giving up.

We are excited to cheer Max on at his first race as a COROS athlete when he returns to Cocodona for vengeance this year.

He is approaching next month with fresh insight, adjusted training, and a renewed outlook on racing. Read more about how last year went down, and how he’s applying what he learned at the link below.

https://coros.com/stories/more-than-splits/c/max-jolliffe-cocodona?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

Need advice on balancing work and training?Just ask COROS Community Manager, , who’s building toward a performance that...
04/16/2026

Need advice on balancing work and training?

Just ask COROS Community Manager, , who’s building toward a performance that could place him among the top American finishers at the Boston Marathon.

Charlie could teach a masterclass on how to manage an elite training load with working 9-5. His days are structured, often rigidly so. Mornings begin with work, then a midday run. Afternoons he’s back at the desk. Evenings close with a second session, followed by dinner, recovery, and sleep.

Visit the link below to hear more about how Charlie balances elite running and working full time at COROS.

Good luck next week in Boston, Charlie! The whole team is rooting for you. 🎉

https://coros.com/stories/athlete-stories/c/charlie-sweeney-full-time-to-boston?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

04/14/2026

Introducing COROS NOMAD Ash.

Our go-anywhere, do-anything adventure watch is now available in an all-new colorway. COROS NOMAD Ash features a metallic crimson aluminum ring beneath the bezel, a two-tone band, and a matte grey finish.

Shop now at https://coros.com/buy/nomad

Love suffering without warning? Keep scrolling. Love knowing when the climbs are coming? Keep reading.Our new Hill Alert...
04/13/2026

Love suffering without warning? Keep scrolling.
Love knowing when the climbs are coming? Keep reading.

Our new Hill Alerts feature notifies you of upcoming hills and descents, and lets you view real-time progress on your watch to see just how far is left before you reach the top. It’s our way of assisting you up all the heartbreaking hills out there.

Learn more about Hill Alerts and other March feature updates by visiting the link below.

https://coros.com/stories/coros-metrics/c/march-2026?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

Professional cyclist and COROS athlete Alex McCormack just shattered the world record for longest distance biked in a we...
04/09/2026

Professional cyclist and COROS athlete Alex McCormack just shattered the world record for longest distance biked in a week.
7 days of pedaling.
Over 2,300 miles (3,800km) in the saddle.
75,000 calories burned.

The strain on his body was real, battling through hail, sleet, rain, and sleep deprivation. Alex needed a bungee cord to assist in supporting his neck towards the end of the journey. His COROS APEX 4 and DURA documented the entire record, swipe to see his stats.

Way to give it everything, Alex. 🎉

Canyon

04/07/2026

A chest strap could never...

Transform your training with accurate heart rate data and all-day comfort with the COROS Heart Rate Monitor.

Shop now at the link below. 🫀
https://coros.com/heart-rate-monitor

Born from the world's best.Our all-new Pace Strategy feature tracks exactly whether you’re ahead or behind schedule, how...
04/06/2026

Born from the world's best.

Our all-new Pace Strategy feature tracks exactly whether you’re ahead or behind schedule, how much time you’ve spent at aid stations, and your estimated finish time, helping you dial in your pacing for your biggest days.

“Having the Pace Strategy plan is like having a rational compass that keeps your ego in check. It allows you to contrast what you 'feel' with the real cost your body is taking on.” -

Learn more about how our new Pace Strategy feature can elevate your race day for both road and trail at the below:

https://support.coros.com/hc/en-us/articles/47115766323348-Pace-Strategy

Lock in, we've got some exciting software updates this month ⬇️· Master race-day pacing with the new Pace Strategy featu...
04/02/2026

Lock in, we've got some exciting software updates this month ⬇️

· Master race-day pacing with the new Pace Strategy feature
· Take the guesswork out of hilly runs with new Hill Alerts
· You can now see your weekly training volume at a glance
· Track HYROX and similar sports with our new Hybrid Fitness activity mode

+ many more updates for rock climbing modes, passwords, pause options, auto laps, and updates on DURA. Visit the link below to see the full March software update.

https://coros.com/stories/coros-metrics/c/march-2026?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

03/31/2026

Norman’s 13 Traverse is one of the toughest linkups in California’s Sierra mountain range. The route spans nearly 100 miles of rugged, exposed terrain, with over 40,000 feet of elevation gain. It includes technical mountaineering and summits thirteen 14,000-foot peaks.

It’s a vast, quiet, and unforgiving landscape.

…which is exactly what caught the attention of COROS athletes Bjarne Salen at Endlessflow Films, Tommy Caldwell, and Cody Townsend, who just completed the first winter ascent of this legendary route.

The preparation and logistics behind this effort were intense to say the least. Take a deeper dive into their journey on Norman’s 13 Traverse with COROS at https://coros.com/stories/athlete-stories/c/normans-13-winter-traverse?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

03/30/2026

Need for speed. ⚡️

Few features in Yosemite National Park carry as much mystique for rock climbers as the Lost Arrow Spire. It’s exposed, beautiful, and was begging for a new speed record.

In early December, COROS athletes and etched their names into Yosemite’s unofficial speed climbing hall of fame, completing the fastest known ascent of the Lost Arrow Spire Direct in a blistering 3 hours and 11 minutes.

Proof that speed and precision can coexist on serious terrain. Full recap of their record can be found at https://coros.com/stories/athlete-stories/c/lost-arrow-spire-speed-record?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

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