01 · Getting started with Zoku
How Zoku Athletics works
From creating your account to your first workout, and what each part of the app does.
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Last updated · November 4, 2026
These 31 guides explain, plainly, how Zoku Athletics works, how to use a WOD timer, scale a workout, repeat benchmarks such as Fran or Murph, combine strength and running, do natural-movement training, train outdoors safely (in heat, cold, mountains or rain) and adjust your load to fatigue. Each one starts with the essentials and is informational: it does not replace a coach or a health professional.
01 · Getting started with Zoku
From creating your account to your first workout, and what each part of the app does.
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Read guide02 · Safety outdoors
What to tell people, how to pick contacts and what alert apps can and cannot do.
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Read guide03 · Hybrid, load and fatigue
Strength and endurance together, fitness racing and a weekly routine.
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Read guideWhether you are new to Zoku, or train in a gym, do functional training, prepare for fitness racing, do natural-movement training, run or train outdoors, start here.
From creating your account to your first workout, and what each part of the app does.
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Read guideAccount, subscription, support and how to delete your data from the website.
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Read guideWhole-body movements, what a session looks like, how it relates to the WOD and who it is for.
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Read guideWhat WOD means, how to read one and how to start with a short one.
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Read guideGlossary of formats: For Time, RFT, chipper, AFAP, AMRAP, EMOM and Tabata.
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Read guideWhat an AMRAP is, how to score it with a worked example and how to build one with no equipment.
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Read guideWhat an EMOM is, how it works minute by minute and how to build your own.
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Read guideWhat an endurance WOD is, how to plan it, pace it and scale it.
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Read guideMovements that work at home, how to build the WOD and seven examples with scaling.
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Read guideThe cumulative 1-12 structure, a no-equipment example, scaling and how to time it.
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Read guideHow to split the work in a partner or team WOD, and how it is scored.
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Read guideWhich format to use, how to set it up and how to log the result.
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Read guideWhen to scale and how to adjust load, movements and volume.
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Read guideFran, Cindy, Grace and Helen: how to repeat them and track progress.
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Read guideFormat, rep splits and scaling for your first Murph.
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Read guideThe 21-15-9 thrusters and pull-ups workout, how it is scored and how to scale it.
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Read guideThe 20-minute AMRAP of pull-ups, push-ups and air squats: scoring and scaling.
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Read guideFive rounds of deadlifts, hang power cleans and push jerks: scoring and scaling.
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Read guideThe EMOM of power cleans, front squats and jerks: scoring and scaling.
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Read guideWhat to tell people, how to pick contacts and what alert apps can and cannot do.
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Read guideThe short list before heading out: route, contacts, battery and SafeTrack.
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Read guideTiming, hydration, pace and warning signs when the heat is on.
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Read guideLayers, visibility, terrain and phone battery in cold, mountains or rain.
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Read guideA local example: heat, calima and volcanic terrain in the Canary Islands.
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Read guideStrength and endurance together, fitness racing and a weekly routine.
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Read guideWhat they are, what to measure before you start and how to adapt your week to an event.
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Read guideNatural movement and WODs: how to split your week and time each session.
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Read guideThe interference effect, session order and three sample weeks.
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Read guideWhat the evidence says about HRV and how to adjust when you arrive tired.
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Read guideCriteria and a ten-minute test to choose your app.
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Read guideHow charity-exercise apps work and what to ask for real transparency.
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Read guideZoku Athletics brings the timer, benchmarks, SafeTrack for your outdoor sessions and the community together. The Free plan needs no card.
The app is not public on the stores yet. It is in testing and there is no launch date.
Zoku Athletics is an app for hybrid athletes: strength, HIIT and outdoor sessions in one place, with an inactivity check-in on your outdoor runs and competition with the community. Discover Zoku or read About Zoku Athletics.