Ringo Mastero is a focused training companion for race walkers, orienteers, and track & field athletes. Plan sessions, log real work, track progress, and keep essential reference material close—without clutter or distractions.
Command Center • See your week at a glance: volume, time, sessions, and average RPE • Track weekly distance goals with a clear progress bar • Quick Start jumps straight into training with one tap
Training • Built-in session timer with pause, laps, and finish flow • Choose discipline: Race Walking, Orienteering, or Track & Field • Session types: Tempo, Interval, Long, and
Technical • Log distance, RPE, equipment, and optional notes • Review session history and browse training plan ideas
Statistics • Filter by week, month, or year • Compare volume, sessions, and time vs the previous period • Pace trends, weekly volume charts, session-type breakdown, and training load calendar • Personal records at a glance
Reference • Searchable articles on technique, rules, and preparedness • Emergency and first-aid topics for outdoor training • Save emergency contacts in your profile for quick access
Races • Log competitions with date, venue, discipline, and result • Mark personal records and review race history • Add new races in a simple guided form
Designed for serious athletes • Dark, premium interface built for focus.
Download RingMaster and turn every session into measurable progress.
Terms of Use
https://sites.google.com/view/ringomastero/terms-of-use
Privacy Policy
https://sites.google.com/view/ringomastero/privacy-policy
Support Page
https://sites.google.com/view/ringomasterosup/support-page
Updated on
Apr 28, 2026
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