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aleck

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May 6, 2006
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Belgrade, Serbia
The best implementation of the popular Couch to 5k running program:

  • voice feedback
  • (near) real-time visual feedback
  • full running history
  • extensive details view of each run, with speed, time, maps
  • ability to pick music or run in silence
  • share the best results on Facebook and/or Twitter

Uses GPS tracking to measure speed and distance, even while the app is in the background.

Get it on the App Store now: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/go-couch-to-5k/id406825271?mt=8

Read more at: http://radiantcanopy.com/couchto5k/
 

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I was a little confused when first reading the name of the app. Thought maybe it was something dealing with watching TV. :confused:
Is this one of those words that has a different meaning in British English (or other versions)?
Because in American English-
"Couch" means something you sit on (also called a sofa)
"Coach" means an athletic trainer/instructor
Or is the name supposed to mean something entirely different?

(Nothing against the app itself, just wondering if my interpretation of the name is messed up)
 
I was a little confused when first reading the name of the app. Thought maybe it was something dealing with watching TV. :confused:
Is this one of those words that has a different meaning in British English (or other versions)?
Because in American English-
"Couch" means something you sit on (also called a sofa)
"Coach" means an athletic trainer/instructor

Your understanding is ok, no worries :)
This is a famous beginner program, where idea is to move away from seating on the couch to start moving out and jog a bit.

Full phrase would be from couch to 5k run.
 
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