This page shows the reporting format partners receive: clear goals, documented execution, and measurable outcomes using native platform analytics and field notes.
Demonstration report (self-funded): Colmar Half Marathon
Campaign Snapshot
| Function | Result |
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Partner category: |
Demonstrator (self-funded) |
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Event / Proof moment: |
Colmar Half Marathon (Sept 21, 2025) |
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Primary objective: |
Fasted endurance performance under real constraints |
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Measured outcome: |
Finish time + fast status + recovery notes |
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Channels used: |
Website field note + social recap |
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Data sources: |
Fitbit (HR zones, VO₂ max estimate), Strava (pace/splits), manual notes |
Objective
Demonstrate repeatable endurance performance in a fully fasted state, using training structure and travel-proof routines—without relying on perfect conditions or staged scenarios.
What success looks like
A clear proof event result (time), a documented protocol (fasted), and a transparent post-race recovery note that can be replicated and reported.
Execution (protocol + training context)
- Race executed in a fully fasted state
- Training built around consistent, repeatable sessions during normal life constraints
- Post-race approach prioritized recovery and honest documentation instead of hype
Deliverables (reporting format)
- One website field note / recap (this site)
- One social recap (LinkedIn recommended)
- Data screenshots archived (Fitbit + Strava)
Results (measured outcomes)
Proof event result
- Finish time: 1:31:54
- Fasted status: Yes (race completed fasted)
- Post-race nutrition timing: first meal approximately 23 hours after completion
- Total fasting window (race → next meal): approximately 36 hours
What changed (practical signal)
Clothing fit shifted noticeably (suit became too large), consistent with recomposition trend during the training period.
Data Examples
Strava: pace chart + splits + elevation (if applicable)
Fitbit: HR zones distribution + VO₂ max estimate trend (week-of and trend line)
Optional: sleep summary for the race week, steps, recovery, etc. (open for discussion)
What we learned
- Fasted endurance performance can be documented credibly when the protocol is consistent and the reporting is transparent.
- The most important lever wasn’t perfection—it was repeatability across weeks.
- Post-event recovery strategy matters as much as the event itself for sustainable progress.
Next iteration (sponsor-ready)
In a partner collaboration, the same reporting format would include agreed deliverables (posts/videos), UTM-tracked clicks to the sponsor asset, and a simple summary of performance and learnings across the collaboration window.
Want this reporting format applied to your product in real travel weeks or a race build? Use the collaboration form below.
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