Steel Peak

The Climb

Every workout climbs a real mountain.

Thirty real peaks, from Table Mountain to Everest. Each one is drawn from its real outline and climbed to its full height.

EverestPeak 30 of 30 · 29,032 ft · 8,849 m

How you climb

Training climbs. Goals boost it.

Only workouts and logged activities move you up. Your daily goals (protein, a full day logged, water and your morning check-in) boost your next workout's climb, up to 25%.

Food never climbs on its own. Only training adds height; eating well makes each climb go further.

Today's goals: check-in, protein, water and full day logged, with the next workout climbing 19% more.

Try the goals boost

Every day

Days on track. Summits. Stamps.

Consistency is the whole game, so the climb rewards it.

Days on track: 12 days. A workout, or 3 of your goals, keeps a day on track.

Days on track

Do your planned workout, or meet 3 of your goals. Rest days count when you meet 3 goals. One free miss a month keeps your streak.

Summit: Mt. Washington, 6,288 feet. You reached the top.

Summits

Reach a peak's real top and it's a summit, with what got you there: workouts, feet from your goals, days on track.

The Peak passport: consistency stamps and habits like first full day logged and 7 days on track.

The Peak passport

Every summit is a stamp in your passport, alongside the habits you build on the way up.

The route

Thirty peaks. One climb.

Climbed in order, each to its full height. Feet with US units, meters with metric.

  1. 01Table Mountain3,560 ft · 1,085 m
  2. 02Ben Nevis4,413 ft · 1,345 m
  3. 03Mt. Washington6,289 ft · 1,917 m
  4. 04Mt. Kosciuszko7,310 ft · 2,228 m
  5. 05Half Dome8,839 ft · 2,694 m
  6. 06Mt. Olympus9,570 ft · 2,917 m
  7. 07Zugspitze9,718 ft · 2,962 m
  8. 08Aoraki / Mt. Cook12,218 ft · 3,724 m
  9. 09Mt. Fuji12,388 ft · 3,776 m
  10. 10Grand Teton13,776 ft · 4,199 m
  11. 11Pikes Peak14,114 ft · 4,302 m
  12. 12Mt. Rainier14,409 ft · 4,392 m
  13. 13Mt. Whitney14,505 ft · 4,421 m
  14. 14Matterhorn14,692 ft · 4,478 m
  15. 15Mont Blanc15,768 ft · 4,806 m
  16. 16Vinson16,050 ft · 4,892 m
  17. 17Mt. Kenya17,057 ft · 5,199 m
  18. 18Mt. Elbrus18,510 ft · 5,642 m
  19. 19Kilimanjaro19,341 ft · 5,895 m
  20. 20Cotopaxi19,347 ft · 5,897 m
  21. 21Denali20,308 ft · 6,190 m
  22. 22Chimborazo20,548 ft · 6,263 m
  23. 23Huascarán22,205 ft · 6,768 m
  24. 24Ama Dablam22,349 ft · 6,812 m
  25. 25Aconcagua22,838 ft · 6,961 m
  26. 26Annapurna26,545 ft · 8,091 m
  27. 27Lhotse27,940 ft · 8,516 m
  28. 28Kangchenjunga28,169 ft · 8,586 m
  29. 29K228,251 ft · 8,611 m
  30. 30Everest29,032 ft · 8,849 m

After every workout

See what each workout adds.

The feet you climbed, the boost your goals added, and how far you are from the next summit.

How your coach plans the training
Workout done: plus 1,306 feet, with a goals boost of 236 feet, or 22 percent. 187 feet to the top of Mt. Washington.

Table Mountain is 3,560 ft. Start there.

Your first workout starts the climb.

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