Train smarter through your collegiate rowing career
College rowing demands balancing high-volume erg sessions with on-water training, academics, and recovery. Watta gives you AI-powered workout logging, Effort Scores to manage training load, and a social feed to stay connected with your team.
The Problem
High training volume makes logging unsustainable
College programmes often involve 10-12 sessions per week across ergs and water. Manually logging every interval, steady state piece, and test is unrealistic when you also have classes, study, and recovery to manage.
Pressure to perform on 2K tests
Selection and scholarship decisions often hinge on erg scores. Without tracking trends across training blocks, it is hard to know whether your fitness is trending in the right direction or if you are overtraining.
Team accountability is fragmented
Coaches use spreadsheets, group chats, and whiteboards to track squad erg sessions. There is no unified platform where every athlete can log, compare, and be accountable to the team.
How Watta Helps
Instant Erg Logging
Snap your PM5 screen after every piece. Watta extracts all workout data in seconds, so you can log 10 sessions a week without spending any extra time on data entry.
Effort Score Trends
Track your Effort Score over weeks and months to see whether your training load is building appropriately or if you need more recovery before your next 2K test.
Team Clubs & Squads
Create a club for your collegiate programme, organise athletes into squads, and see everyone's workouts in one feed. Perfect for coaches and team captains.
How It Works
Snap your erg screen
Take a photo of your PM5 display after your workout. Gallery upload works too.
AI extracts your data
Watta reads every metric — time, split, distance, stroke rate, heart rate, and calories.
Get your Effort Score
A 0-100 score combining cardiac load, work output, pacing, and economy shows exactly how hard you worked.
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