Couch to 1 km Finish
Run-walk bridge to a continuous 1 km finish. Five weeks, three runs a week.
For The Mile
Running plans from your first kilometre to 100K, with how each week works and how to set your paces.
65 plans
Run-walk bridge to a continuous 1 km finish. Five weeks, three runs a week.
Speed-endurance emphasis with aerobic support. Seven weeks, four runs a week.
Goal-pace and VO2 work for a fast 1 km. Nine weeks, five runs a week.
Run-walk progression toward a continuous mile. Seven weeks, three runs a week.
Aerobic power and speed support for the mile. Nine weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Race-specific mile preparation with speed reserve. Eleven weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Aerobic build toward eight laps continuous. Nine weeks, 3 to 4 runs a week.
Threshold and VO2 blend for the 3200. Eleven weeks, five runs a week.
Track-specific build with race-pace economy. 13 weeks, six runs a week.
Entry-level 5K plan with a broad easy base. Ten weeks, 3 to 4 runs a week.
Classic threshold plus VO2 5K development. Eleven weeks, five runs a week.
Race-pace sharpening and advanced 5K specificity. 14 weeks, six runs a week.
Beginner 10K completion with controlled long-run growth. Twelve weeks, 3 to 4 runs a week.
10K threshold-led development with interval support. Twelve weeks, five runs a week.
Race-pace focused 10K build for specific time targets. 14 weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Completion-first half marathon plan with durability focus. 14 weeks, four runs a week.
Threshold-heavy half marathon development. 14 weeks, five runs a week.
Advanced half marathon plan targeting a goal pace. 16 weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Conservative marathon completion build for first-timers. 18 weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Marathon plan that blends pace specificity and durability. 18 weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Advanced marathon build targeting a specific finish time. 20 weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Short sharpening block focused on speed reserve. Six weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Mile plan that leans on top-end speed and threshold. Eight weeks, five runs a week.
Base-to-track bridge with hills and economy. Twelve weeks, five runs a week.
Busy-schedule 5K plan built around three run days. Twelve weeks, three runs a week.
Short advanced 5K block when time is limited. Eight weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Conservative rebuild for runners coming off time away. Ten weeks, four runs a week.
Cruise-interval and tempo emphasis for the 10K. Ten weeks, five runs a week.
10K build with hills and economy support. Twelve weeks, five runs a week.
Lower-impact half marathon completion plan. 16 weeks, four runs a week.
Advanced half marathon plan with two quality sessions. 14 weeks, six runs a week.
Concentrated half marathon plan for a four-day week. Twelve weeks, four runs a week.
Marathon completion plan for limited weekly mileage. 20 weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Advanced marathon durability plan centered on medium-long runs. 18 weeks, six runs a week.
Long-horizon marathon plan with a B-race and A-race peak. 28 weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
Beginner trail 10K build emphasizing hills and time on feet. Ten weeks, 3 to 4 runs a week.
Trail half marathon plan with vert and durability focus. 14 weeks, five runs a week.
Trail marathon completion plan with hike-run integration. 18 weeks, five runs a week.
First 50K plan built around weekend back-to-back long runs. 20 weeks, five runs a week.
Goal-pace 50K trail plan with two-quality weeks. 22 weeks, six runs a week.
First 50-miler plan emphasizing big back-to-backs and fueling. 24 weeks, 5 to 6 runs a week.
100K completion plan blending long runs, back-to-backs, and hike-run. 28 weeks, six runs a week.
Vertical-focused trail plan with hill sprints and steep climbs. Twelve weeks, five runs a week.
Indoor 5K plan built for treadmill execution with incline intervals. Ten weeks, four runs a week.
Half marathon completion plan designed for treadmill-only training. 14 weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Eight-week incline-focused treadmill block for hill strength. Eight weeks, five runs a week.
Short heat-adaptation block ahead of a hot-weather race. Four weeks, five runs a week.
Pre- and post-altitude-camp build that re-establishes sea-level form. Eight weeks, five runs a week.
Off-season aerobic base build that tolerates indoor running. 16 weeks, five runs a week.
Indoor-track sharpening block targeting a fast off-season 5K. Eight weeks, five runs a week.
Masters-friendly 5K foundation with extra recovery and run-walk options. Twelve weeks, 3 to 4 runs a week.
Masters 10K plan with one quality day plus generous recovery. Twelve weeks, four runs a week.
Masters half marathon plan with durability and recovery focus. 16 weeks, four runs a week.
Conservative masters marathon plan suitable for 60+ runners. 22 weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Postpartum return-to-run plan starting from run-walk basics. Twelve weeks, three runs a week.
Lower-impact half marathon plan for postpartum runners. 18 weeks, four runs a week.
High-school cross-country base block focused on durable easy mileage. Ten weeks, 4 to 5 runs a week.
Teen track plan for the 1600/3200 with VO2 and race-pace work. Twelve weeks, five runs a week.
Concurrent run + lift plan that protects strength while building 10K speed. Twelve weeks, four runs a week.
Half marathon plan that pairs four run days with two-three lift days. 14 weeks, four runs a week.
Run portion of an Olympic-distance triathlon build, brick-aware. Twelve weeks, four runs a week.
Run portion of a 70.3 build, kept conservative around bike volume. 16 weeks, four runs a week.
Ambitious marathon build aimed at hitting a Boston qualifying time. 18 weeks, six runs a week.
Marathon plan tailored to hilly courses with downhill quad-prep. 18 weeks, six runs a week.
Sharpening plan that drills negative-split execution for 5K to half. Ten weeks, five runs a week.