Built by an athlete who was tired of guessing.
EVAD started with a simple frustration: the big fitness apps were built for the gym, not for sport. They could tell you how to get a bigger bench — but nothing about how to peak for a track meet, how to lift around a week of practices, or how to taper into a competition.
So EVAD was built the other way around. It starts from your event and your season and works backward — periodizing toward the day that actually matters, blending sport and strength into one plan, and adapting when a brutal practice means tomorrow's session should change. It's grounded in established coaching science: block periodization and serious exercise selection, not a random workout generator.
And the name isn't an acronym — it's a person. EVAD is DAVE, backwards: the track coach whose workouts were so evil we started saying his name in reverse. Which brings us to the one who runs point.