Soccer training
Talent shows up on game day. Garra shows up every day in between.
Garra is the training app for soccer players who build their own sessions — compose the work, run it with a clock and a heart-rate signal, and keep the record.
Entrena con garra. Train with claw.
The session is the product
Build the session. Run it. Keep the record.
Other apps show you a drill. Garra is the session you actually run — on the field, with a clock that stays honest.
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Compose
Stack a session from a curated soccer catalog, or write your own drills. Sets, work, rest, distance — dose language a coach would recognize.
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Run
Timers and alarms on iPhone. Apple Watch as the remote and the sensor. Optional chest strap — the strap wins when both are on.
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Record
Time by category, left/right numbers, HR zones, miles. Share a card or send it to Strava. No feed. No audience required.
Instruments, not entertainment
Claw, not theater.
Grit is logged minutes, honest rest, and a weak-foot number that went up. It is not a flame icon.
- Curated soccer catalog plus your own drills. Offline on the field.
- iPhone owns the session. Watch mirrors it. Heart rate from watch or BLE strap.
- Eight ways to log the work, including left and right.
- Analytics by category and drill. Share cards and Strava export — no public profile.
The word
Garra is Spanish for claw — grit, in football.
In football it means the fight you bring when the other side is bigger. Uruguay called it garra charrúa. Paraguay calls it garra guaraní. The app is named for that — and built so the last breath has a clock, a dose, and a record.