Gmax Trackstars
Sports
Built for athletes. Track progress and level up your training.
- Downloads
- 12+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Apr 11
- 2026 · v1.0.0
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About Gmax Trackstars
Built for dedicated athletes, runners, and competitors, this app helps you track your progress, stay consistent, and improve your performance — whether you're training at grassroots level or aiming for elite competition.
🏃 Built for the GMAX Trackstars Community
Gmax Trackstars is more than just a training app — it’s part of a movement.
GMAX Trackstars is a London-based sports charity focused on developing young athletes, promoting health and wellbeing, and creating opportunities through sport. The organisation supports young people through athletics training, coaching, and community programmes designed to inspire the next generation.
With a mission to develop Olympic and Paralympic athletes and create positive social change through sport, GMAX is helping transform lives across London.
This app is built specifically for athletes within that ecosystem.
📊 Track Your Training & Performance
Log your sessions and monitor your progress over time:
- Track runs, workouts, and training sessions
- Monitor improvements in speed, endurance, and consistency
- Stay accountable with structured performance tracking
Whether you're sprinting, building stamina, or working toward competition, everything is in one place.
📈 Stay Consistent & Build Discipline
Consistency is what separates good from great.
Gmax Trackstars helps you:
- Build strong training habits
- Stay committed to your goals
- Keep momentum across your training journey
Perfect for athletes who want to take their performance seriously.
🧠 Train Smarter with Purpose
The GMAX philosophy focuses on developing:
- Speed
- Power
- Stamina
- Technique
- Mental strength
The app supports this by helping you understand your progress and push beyond your limits.
🌍 More Than Fitness — A Movement
GMAX Trackstars is a community-driven athletics academy built to:
- Inspire young people
- Promote teamwork and sportsmanship
- Provide pathways from grassroots to elite performance
- Create real social impact through sport
This app brings that same mission into your daily training.
⚡ Who This App Is For
- Athletes in the GMAX Trackstars community
- Runners and track & field athletes
- Young athletes developing their skills
- Anyone serious about improving performance
🚀 Why Choose Gmax Trackstars?
- Built specifically for athletes
- Designed around real training systems
- Backed by a London-based sports charity
- Focused on long-term development, not just short-term results
🏁 Start Your Journey
Whether you're just starting out or pushing toward elite level, Gmax Trackstars gives you the tools to stay consistent, track your progress, and reach your full potential.
Start tracking. Stay consistent. Become a Trackstar.
What’s new
Version 1.0.0 · Updated April 11, 2026
This version introduces the core features of the app, built for athletes in the GMAX Trackstars community: • Track your training sessions and progress • Book and manage upcoming classes • Stay motivated with challenges and quotes • Compete with others on the leaderboard • Use the built-in timer to measure performance We’re just getting started — more features and improvements coming soon. Train consistently. Improve performance. Become a Trackstar.
User reviews
Impressive app. The features are well thought out and everything works smoothly. Definitely one of the better apps I've used - highly recommend it!
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