Running intervals versus gym interval timers
A Tabata timer counts seconds. A running repetition ends at a distance, and the useful spoken cue is an instruction about what to do next, not a countdown.
Audio cues and what apps say
Almost no running app publishes what it says out loud. These pages print the wording, explain what triggers each line, and diagnose the reasons spoken cues stop.
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How to set up spoken splits for a run
Switch on spoken splits, pick units, decide what happens to your music, and test it before you go. Including the settings some apps deliberately do not offer.
Why your running app voice cues go silent
Six unresolved Strava threads and the same five guesses. A diagnosis organised by cause: speech engine, audio focus, background limits and Bluetooth.
What running apps actually say out loud
Nobody publishes the wording. Here is every line Runflake can speak with its trigger, what Strava and Runna document, and why the wording is fixed.