Walk-to-Run: Your First 15 Minutes Non-Stop
Can't run for more than a minute? This 4-week plan will have you running 15 …
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Run slow enough to hold a conversation
From first steps to ultramarathons. Choose your level and follow a structured training plan designed to get you to the finish line.
Plans
16
Levels
5
Distances
5K-100K
Can't run for more than a minute? This 4-week plan will have you running 15 …
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Run slow enough to hold a conversation
The original beginner running plan. Go from no running experience to finishing a …
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Run at a conversational pace—if you can't talk, slow down
Can finish a 5K but need walk breaks? This 6-week plan builds your aerobic base …
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Slow down to speed up—run at a truly easy pace
Ready to go beyond 5K? This 8-week plan doubles your distance with smart …
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Add distance to one run per week—your long run
Ready for the half-marathon distance? This 12-week plan takes you from 10K …
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Your longest training run will be 16-18 km, not the full 21.1 km
The marathon is the ultimate running challenge. This 16-week plan prepares you …
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Your longest run will be 32-35 km, not the full 42 km
Running 5K in under 30 minutes requires 6:00/km pace. This 8-week plan builds …
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Sub-30 5K requires 6:00/km pace (9:39/mile)
Sub-60 10K means holding 6:00/km pace for an hour. This 10-week plan develops …
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Sub-60 10K = 6:00/km average (same as sub-30 5K)
Sub-2 half-marathon is the golden benchmark—5:41/km pace for 21.1 km. This …
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5:41/km (9:09/mile) is the required pace
Sub-4 marathon is THE recreational marathon goal. This 16-week plan builds the …
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5:41/km (9:09/mile) is the required pace—same as sub-2 half
Sub-20 5K puts you in the top 5% of recreational runners. This 10-week plan …
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4:00/km (6:26/mile) is the target pace
Sub-40 10K requires holding sub-20 5K pace for twice the distance. This 12-week …
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4:00/km for 10 km—same as sub-20 5K but twice as long
Sub-90 half-marathon puts you among the fastest recreational runners. This …
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4:16/km (6:52/mile) is the required pace
Sub-3 marathon is the ultimate recreational running goal. Only 1% of marathon …
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4:16/km for 42 km—same pace as sub-90 half, twice as far
50K is the entry point to ultramarathons. This 16-week plan takes marathon …
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50K is 'only' 8 km longer than a marathon—but it's a different sport
100K is where ultrarunning gets serious. This 20-week plan prepares you to run …
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100K typically takes 10-16 hours depending on terrain
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