Tailored Weekly Workouts: Runs (easy runs, intervals, long runs), rest days, cross-training suggestions.
Goal-Focused Plans: Whether you're training for a 5K, half marathon, marathon, or just trying to build stamina or lose weight.
Adjustments Over Time: Plans evolve monthly as you improve or your goals change.
Coach Access (sometimes): Some services offer feedback or chat with a running coach.
Tracking & Metrics: Syncs with apps like Strava, Garmin, or Apple Health.
Beginners needing structure
Experienced runners training for races
Anyone who wants accountability and variety in their workouts
One-Time Delivery: You receive the full plan upfront — no ongoing updates unless you re-purchase.
Customized to You: Based on your fitness level, goals (race, weight loss, general fitness), available time, and preferences.
Structured Timeline: A day-by-day schedule of runs, rest days, and cross-training for the entire 8–12 week period.
Typically Used For:
Training for a specific race (5K, 10K, half marathon, etc.)
Getting back into running after a break
Jump-starting a new fitness routine
One-and-done: You get the full plan and no ongoing coaching or monthly updates unless you want to re-engage.
Less Flexibility: If life changes (injury, travel, etc.), you’d need to modify it yourself unless you ask the coach for revisions.
More Affordable: Often cheaper overall than monthly coaching, especially for short-term goals.
Weekly Adjustments: Your coach (or app) checks in every week to:
See how your runs went
Adjust next week’s workouts if needed (e.g., increase mileage, change intensity, add rest)
Accommodate unexpected things (illness, work schedule changes, missed runs)
Keeps You on Track: If you’re progressing faster/slower than expected, your plan shifts to match.
Helps Prevent Injury: Adjusts intensity to avoid burnout or overtraining.
Fits Your Life: Plans evolve around your availability, travel, races, etc.
Weekly Adjustments: Ideal for more hands-on coaching or advanced runners with specific goals.
Warm-up & Cool-down: Mobility, light jog, and drills to start and finish properly.
Workout Focus (based on your goals):
Track: Speed work, pacing drills, intervals, form.
Trails: Technical terrain running, hill work, trail strategy.
Road: Race-pace runs, form refinement, cadence training.
Real-Time Coaching: Immediate feedback on form, effort, breathing, pacing.
Q&A: Ask questions about your training, gear, nutrition, recovery, etc.
Beginners needing hands-on guidance
Intermediate/advanced runners dialing in race prep or technique
Anyone wanting extra motivation and feedback
Super personalized
Immediate corrections and encouragement
Great complement to a remote training plan or online coaching
Race Day Game Plan:
Pacing strategy based on your current fitness
When to fuel/hydrate (and with what)
Warm-up and cool-down routine
Gear check (shoes, clothing, weather considerations)
Course Review (if available):
Talk through the race route — hills, turns, terrain, aid stations
Where to push vs. hold back
Mental Preparation:
Tips for staying focused and calm
What to do when the race gets tough
Visualization techniques or mantra planning
Q&A Time:
Ask anything — logistics, mindset, nutrition, etc.
Zoom Call: Convenient for remote clients — screen sharing for course maps, pacing tools, etc.
In-Person: Great for local runners who want face-to-face guidance
First-time racers
Runners stepping up to a new distance (e.g., first half or full marathon)
Competitive runners wanting to fine-tune their strategy
4 Weeks of Workouts: Typically 2–4 sessions per week, with clear instructions.
Runner-Specific Focus:
Core stability
Glute and hip strength
Single-leg balance and power
Injury prevention (especially knees, IT band, shins)
Minimal Equipment: Most plans use bodyweight, resistance bands, or light weights — so you can do them at home or at the gym.
Progressive Load: Exercises get slightly more challenging each week to match your improving strength and control.
Boosts Performance: More power = better stride efficiency and speed.
Improves Running Form: A strong core and hips = better posture and control.
Reduces Injury Risk: Especially important for high-mileage or returning runners.
Runners looking to round out their training
Athletes recovering from injury (with approval)
Busy runners who want a focused, short-term plan
Contact for Further
Weekly Group Sessions:
You guide a group through a pre-planned workout each week (could be speed work, endurance runs, drills, or strength training).
Sessions can be virtual (via Zoom or another platform) or in-person (at a local track, park, etc.).
Group Support:
Community aspect where runners motivate each other and share experiences.
Opportunity to ask questions and get feedback during the session.
Personalized Coaching (in a group setting):
Although it’s a group format, you provide individualized feedback to participants on form, pacing, and adjustments to make their training more effective.
Progress Tracking:
The group may have access to a shared app or platform where workouts and progress are tracked, or there may be a way to report back results (e.g., distance, time, or perceived effort).
Runners who like the motivation and community aspect of group training but still want some individual attention from a coach.
Athletes who prefer not to train alone but want professional guidance on a consistent schedule.
Those who need the structure of weekly sessions but have a flexible schedule that allows for group participation.
Motivation & Community: Group energy keeps everyone going, especially on tough days.
Affordability: Group coaching is often more affordable than 1-on-1 coaching.
Expert Guidance: Get professional coaching while benefiting from the support of others.
Flexibility: Choose between virtual or in-person, depending on your schedule and preferences.
Personalized Running Plan: A custom, app-based training schedule built around your goals and needs (e.g., race prep, improving fitness, building consistency).
Ongoing Communication: You can message your coach through the app for advice, questions, or support as needed. This keeps you accountable and connected.
Regular Adjustments: Your coach monitors your progress and adjusts the plan if needed based on your feedback and performance (e.g., increasing mileage, tweaking workouts, or offering alternative sessions if you miss a workout).
Feedback: After each workout or week, your coach may leave comments or suggestions based on your results and goals.
Runners who prefer flexibility but want a more hands-on coaching experience than a digital-only program
Athletes who want easy communication with their coach while on the go
People who need ongoing motivation and real-time adjustments based on their progress or challenges
Convenience: Access your plan, chat with your coach, and track progress directly on your phone or device.
Personalization: Adjustments made based on how you’re feeling and your results, making the plan truly yours.
Accountability: Regular communication ensures you stay on track with your goals and have a direct line to your coach for questions or motivation.
A ready-to-use running plan delivered digitally (PDF, spreadsheet, or training app)
Structured day-by-day workouts, including:
Easy runs
Long runs
Speed/interval workouts (if appropriate)
Rest and recovery days
Can also include basic strength and mobility sessions
No customization (unless added as an upgrade)
No live coaching, feedback, or check-ins — just the plan itself
Runners who want structure but don’t need personalized coaching
Self-motivated athletes training for a race or goal
Budget-conscious clients who still want professional programming
Affordable and flexible
Professionally designed by a coach (like you!)
Can be used on their own or as a starting point for full coaching
Weekly Cross-Training Schedule:
Activities like cycling, swimming, rowing, elliptical, or hiking
Clearly outlined sessions for aerobic fitness, recovery, or strength
Tailored to Your Running Plan:
Designed to fit around your run days
Helps boost endurance, aid recovery, and reduce injury risk
No Coaching — Plan Only:
You get a plan delivered (PDF, spreadsheet, or app-based)
No feedback or updates unless you add that service separately
Runners recovering from injury or needing lower-impact training days
Athletes who want variety in their weekly routine
Busy runners who like having a clear plan to follow — but don’t need live support
Supports your running without adding extra stress
Builds aerobic capacity and full-body strength
Helps avoid burnout and overuse injuries
Your coach checks in regularly and updates your strength workouts based on:
Your progress
Running schedule
Feedback on how workouts felt
Any injuries, travel, or time constraints
Tailored specifically for runners
Focused on injury prevention, performance, and mobility
May include gym or home options
Can include cross-training support if needed (cycling, rowing, etc.)
Form feedback (especially if video check-ins are included)
Load progression (e.g. when to increase weight or reps)
Flexibility to adjust when life gets busy
Runners who want to stay strong year-round
Athletes training for big goals or high mileage
Anyone wanting a long-term, structured strength plan that adapts as they go
Keeps you consistent and accountable
Avoids plateauing or doing the “same old” routines
Integrates seamlessly with your running plan