Prepare for your upcoming run with our 10k training plans. Our training plans are designed to help you prepare for your run and enjoy race day.
Use a half marathon training plan to prepare for race day. Our training tips help to ensure you’re running the right amount to build up your fitness.
Use a marathon training plan to prepare for race day. A good plan will keep you motivated and help fit those long training runs into your schedule.
Prepare for your long-distance cycle with our cycling training plans, ensuring you get the maximum possible enjoyment from the experience.
Prepare for your long-distance cycle with our cycling training plans, ensuring you get the maximum possible enjoyment from the experience.
Prepare for your upcoming long-distance trek with our trekking training plans, ensuring optimal fitness levels for an enjoyable and successful challenge.
Our triathlon training plans focus on each discipline (running, swimming, cycling) and are designed to make sure you’re confident in all three on race day.
Prepare for your upcoming event with our obstacle race training plan, helping you to find the right balance of stamina and strength for race day.
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Our nutrition guide will help you to eat well whilst you train for your event.
Our handy glossary breaks down commonly used training jargon, to help you feel confident with your training journey.
If you can’t hold a conversation, run slower until you can.
This is a Swedish term that literally means ‘speed play’. It involves several bursts of effort over a variety of distances with a variable recovery.
Half-marathon pace.
Marathon pace.
Strength and conditioning.
Run at a controlled brisk pace, about 80–85% of your maximum heart rate (MHR). You’ll only be capable of uttering a couple of words to your training partners.
Time trial.
Cross training is training that is balanced with some non-impact activities such as swimming, cycling, rowing or the cross trainer etc. It’s a good idea as without it, you’re more likely to pick up an injury that will set you back.
A course that won’t be flat.
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